Hawk DT-70/60 Race Pads
I took my car to Sebring today for some lapping and used the DT-70 pads with my StopTech ST-40's on the front and the DT-60's on the rear with my OEM Brembo calipers and StopTech Aerorotors.
Once these pads get hot the bite is amazing. I went out for approx 5 20 minute sessions and they took a a beating and gripped tenaciously. They were very rotor friendly. I am sold on these pads. They are expensive, but well worth the price in my opinion.
Once these pads get hot the bite is amazing. I went out for approx 5 20 minute sessions and they took a a beating and gripped tenaciously. They were very rotor friendly. I am sold on these pads. They are expensive, but well worth the price in my opinion.
Last edited by JETPILOT; Jun 14, 2008 at 08:05 PM.
Originally Posted by Axelerate
Is the brake dust corrosive on these?
I know the other Hawk race pads leave dust that is very hard to get off and will rust when it gets wet.
I know the other Hawk race pads leave dust that is very hard to get off and will rust when it gets wet.
MOST track pads are just horrible for paint/finishes from what I've seen ...I'm debating using my DTC70/60 setup at the Glen in July or sticking with the Ferodo DS3000s (I have a TON of them and really like them... but the glen is a FAST track). How do the compare to, say, the HT10 vs the Blue / 9012? I would say the DS3000 sits in between, this probably comparable?
You cant clean it if it wont come off.
I've never had any issues with the Raybestos pads. It comes off like normal brake dust. I've just heard alot of Hawk users complaining about the dust on their rims and rocker panel.
I've never had any issues with the Raybestos pads. It comes off like normal brake dust. I've just heard alot of Hawk users complaining about the dust on their rims and rocker panel.
Originally Posted by betamotorsports
+1 on the Hawk DTC70 pads.
Feedback I've gathered is that the raybestos last a bit longer.
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I just used the Raybestos pads for the first time - at an autocross. No real comment. I "should" be at Willow Springs late July and will have a base to compare the 41s to the DTC70s.
Originally Posted by daveh
Since you've used them both, how would you compare them to the Raybestos family (st 41 / st 43)?
Feedback I've gathered is that the raybestos last a bit longer.
Feedback I've gathered is that the raybestos last a bit longer.
I've had mine for over a year, (st 41's) and I got them used.
I have a Stopteck 14" BBK at all for corners and I run the same set up. My DT-70's allow my z to outbreak most cars out there. No dust or cleaning issues at all. They are bad *** at speed. I run Willowsprings and Cal speedway Roval all the time with them. I wouldn't run anything else.
What tires you guys running? I ran the DTC 70's at my last track day and noticed the ABS was kicking on every corner. I was still on "street" tires, BFG KDW's, but assume its less violent with some good r-comps.
I am running Toyo Proxes R888 R compounds. 275 fronts. 355mm rotors. Massive braking capability. Usually braking like this is reserved for military use only!
Last edited by JETPILOT; Jun 17, 2008 at 06:40 PM.
I used to run BF Goodrich G-force KD's and now run Falken RT-615's. I have not found better tire that you can use to drive to the track, run on them all day and then drive home on them.
Originally Posted by Fooshe
I used to run BF Goodrich G-force KD's and now run Falken RT-615's. I have not found better tire that you can use to drive to the track, run on them all day and then drive home on them.
Yeah I daily drive my R888's in FL and it rains here damn near every day. They are great in ligh to moderate rain. In heavy rain I slow way the hell down. The more standing water the worse they are. The softer the tire compound the better they are in the rain as long as they are in contact with the road.
Originally Posted by JETPILOT
Yeah I daily drive my R888's in FL and it rains here damn near every day. They are great in ligh to moderate rain. In heavy rain I slow way the hell down. The more standing water the worse they are. The softer the tire compound the better they are in the rain as long as they are in contact with the road.
Interesting - my rears are about gone... might have to consider these as a replacement when the time comes. My Z is my DD and only have 1 set of rims... maybe pick up another cheap set somewhere and put the R comps on there.
Originally Posted by dmoffitt
I wouldn't run them rear-only, the different heat range will really throw things off ...
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