wilwood dynalite

[ke_25]

hey was wondering if anyone knows if ferodo lucas or bendix do a db equivalent to fit wilwood dynalite calipers? went through the ferodo book n found nothing but yeah help appreciated

[IH8TEC]

have you looked at all the wilwood compounds? and they are cheap.

[ke_25]

where bouts from? i was only looking at those brands as i can get cheap cheap. rang 0800racebrakes and they do a ferodo race psd but its 200+ cost.


summit is also cheap but stil 60us shipping

[IH8TEC]

go to cardwells racing supplies in Albany AK, they are the nz distributer for wilwood. pretty sure they were either 160 or 180 for whichever compound you choose.

[NZ_AE86]

It will also amaze you at how long they last! spend good money and get good stuff!

[IH8TEC]

just dont get the "smart" pads from wilwood. brake dust is a C#NT

[Dunny]

Les Hunter does wilwood and i could almost guarantee he will be cheaper than Cardwell's, depending on the compound you want, your looking between $120-$160+gst for a set of fronts.

And they do last ages

[Bazda]

Cardwells is the same price as Les Hunter.

I got quotes from both in a smart pad and both were the same price. Back then it was something like $130 incl gst.

Basically you have 4 types of pads you can get.

Polymatrix A , B and C for circuit sprint racing
Polymatrix H, J for long distance type racing
Polymatrix E and Q for street use (lowest dust out of all the pads)
Smart pad bp10 and 20 street/track days

They all make lots of dust except for the E and Q, but def cant be used on the race track as their temps arent rated high enough and will basically melt down.
Polymatrix is usually more expensive than a smart pad.

So depending on what yoru going to use the car for will depend on what pad you need.

Im actually am going to run 2 pads, one for road and one for track. The race pads wear VERY quickly when used on the road as they are not in their operating temperature.