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Pagid Products
Carbon Based Brake Pads
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RS
4-2 Blue
Few brake friction compounds are as highly regarded as PAGID
RS4-2 (known by many as 'PAGID Blue'). Originally developed
in the late 1980's RS4-2 remains our biggest selling and most
versatile friction compound. |
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RS4-2-1 Black
Designed as the ultimate user friendly road material to satisfy
the demands of prestige sports car manufacturers such as Porsche,
Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maserati. |
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RS4-4 Orange
A Carbon based friction material with a progressively increasing
friction curve, giving it lower friction than RS4-2 below
300°c and higher friction above 300°c. It offers slightly
less initial bite and low temperature response than RS4-2,
but with the same high levels of controllability. |
Ceramic Based Brake Pads
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RS5
Blue
The latest development from the engineers at PAGID, the initial
design criteria was for a material specific for F3. However
initial feedback shows that this compound is a great all rounder.
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RS-14 Black
RS14 is our most popular ceramic based friction material.
Compared to RS4-2 this compound offers a good increase in
initial bite and average torque, it has very good modulation
characteristics and offers good control against wheel lock
at all temperatures. |
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RS-15 Grey
Combining the benefits of RS14 with approximately a 20% increase
in average friction and torque, with even greater bite and
braking ability. The increase in bite is often very useful
on cars without servo assistance, for instance that are known
to require high pedal forces to brake the car efficiently.
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RS-19 Yellow
This material provides very good levels of performance and
response at all temperature levels, only slight temperature
inputs are required to bring the pad up to its optimum performance
level. A true favourite with endurance racers having won many
classes at all major endurance events. |
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RS-29 Yellow
With a very similar friction coefficient to RS19 with improvements
in initial bite offering quicker response and slightly more
temperature stable at the upper levels of the temperature
range. Although designed primarily for endurance racing, because
of the consistent levels of performance and user friendliness
many competitors use this material successfully for sprint
and short distance races also. |
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