I did a search and came up with this thread if you want to go through it. but this is some stuff that I found out on the I-net. Again, its the I-net so take it with a grain of salt unless you know for a fact about the specs.
Also I think it would be great if you guys could add stuff to it if you know anything.
Hawk pads offer from race to street spec in decending order.
Race compound HT10 good to 1400* part #HB178S
Semi race are the Blue 9012 compound (dont know temp on those) Part #HB178E
Street/strip HP+ (no temp spec) part # HB178N
Street HPS (no temp spec) part # HB178F
Axxis offers ( I belive in order from race to street strip)
Semi race compound Axxis Ultimate good to 1022*F
Street/strip Axxis Metal Master good to 752*F
EBC offers
Semi race = Red stuff pads
Street/strip = Green stuff ( I believe good to about 750* also)
Hawk I believe has the widest selection and they offer an actual race pad, unlike the others which are more aimed at the auto cross driver.
Keep in mind most race pads have poor cold response and only work well when they are heated up (200-300*) Dont go buying race pads for a car that sees the track once everyother year.
If anyone else has stuff that they want to correct or add or anything, please chime in.
Also I think it would be great if you guys could add stuff to it if you know anything.
Hawk pads offer from race to street spec in decending order.
Race compound HT10 good to 1400* part #HB178S
Semi race are the Blue 9012 compound (dont know temp on those) Part #HB178E
Street/strip HP+ (no temp spec) part # HB178N
Street HPS (no temp spec) part # HB178F
Axxis offers ( I belive in order from race to street strip)
Semi race compound Axxis Ultimate good to 1022*F
Street/strip Axxis Metal Master good to 752*F
EBC offers
Semi race = Red stuff pads
Street/strip = Green stuff ( I believe good to about 750* also)
Hawk I believe has the widest selection and they offer an actual race pad, unlike the others which are more aimed at the auto cross driver.
Keep in mind most race pads have poor cold response and only work well when they are heated up (200-300*) Dont go buying race pads for a car that sees the track once everyother year.
If anyone else has stuff that they want to correct or add or anything, please chime in.
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