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Recommended Brake Pads

Stick to the standard Porsche ones - no point in anything else really.

Tony
 
Hacki, with respect are they suitable for 95% road driving?,,RS19 the yellows have been replaced by the RS29 which are an endurance race pad, they cost 2-3 times the price of standard road pads and their only real benefit over road is they perform and last on track....now if the original poster had intention of 95% track use, then I would agree :)
Agree on standard road pads being the answer, OPC with club discount or Eurocarparts/ german swedish also have them at reasonable prices.
 
Suggest you keep the Shaguar on OPC parts Mr Powers...

Edited to say:- I don't believe it -it censored Sh@guar!!!!![:D]..

Bet it doesn't censor Scunthorpe.....[;)]

It didn't......[8|]
 

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