Thanks, I will try him ad let you know

Carbon Loraines are good pads but for me and a friends car they don’t last a season for us, but I love staging with them. This year I switched to The BrakeMan pads for almost half to cost and so far they seem just as good but only time will tell

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Originally posted by SCDIV1:
Al I think this is the same guy...

I helped him with a generator or maybe some parts once....

They race down in Texas and I think he won at Houston this past weekend in S/ST....



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Yup, that's the guy

That's the guy!

Agree with JR on staging with these pads...very very good.
They may not last long going 230 mph without chute like JR does on occasion. I can't say I have a 230 mph problem...

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Originally posted by TORQIN:
That's the guy!

Agree with JR on staging with these pads...very very good.
They may not last long going 230 mph without chute like JR does on occasion. I can't say I have a 230 mph problem...

HAHA. my buddies are on a SC car

I stand behind my comments based off of my experiences. I cant say all results will be the same...

My results are from MW and Strange components with the Carbon Lorraine pads vs the pads the manufacturer of each suggested.

SC Cars get very little race time/laps per year in comparison to hard core bracket racers...pads may not be the problem...just speculation.

We all have choices where we spend our money...we all spend alot so spend wisely.

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Originally posted by seabass:
Carbon Loraines are good pads but for me and a friends car they don’t last a season for us, but I love staging with them. This year I switched to The BrakeMan pads for almost half to cost and so far they seem just as good but only time will tell

I have switched everything to his...most his pads are made by RAYBESTOS...

Here are some links to the options mentioned:

https://m.facebook.com/tbmbrak...sts/1035799406438735

https://www.tbmbrakes.com

Tony Leonard, Thanks, I was able to order a set of Hawk pads from a local parts store for the same price as Summit.

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Originally posted by Honkytonk HERO:
Tony Leonard, Thanks, I was able to order a set of Hawk pads from a local parts store for the same price as Summit.

No problem! If I remember correctly, you may need to drill out the center hole just a little bit for the Strange pin to fit.