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Brake Pads

graham harvey

Club Member
Hi all,

For all of those with the smaller rear caliper - what pads do you use as I have noticed that the performance pads are not made for the 964 rears. Looking for pads that create less brake dust and are better for fast road and track.
 
You have found the same I did - very little choice for the 2 pots. You can get Pagid blues for the rear here:

Pagid blues

You'll find them half way down the page but I would ring the number and speak to Stuart rather than buy online because he'll give you a PCGB discount[;)]. They won't really reduce the amount of dust though and you'll want to put blues on the front too if you go for these.

The best solution is to change the rears to 4 pots as that will give you a much wider choice of pads.
 

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