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Originally Posted by MattSAU2XR8
Hi Matt,
I'm not quite due for new pads yet but I'm curious (and figure a few other people may be) as to how the Remsa pads go for friction coefficient? As I recall:
- HPX are about 0.40 (although no longer listed on QFM website)
- A1RM are 0.40 cold and 0.48 hot (ditto)
- EBC red stuff are apparently 0.50 (from someone else's post on this forum)
I'm guessing that to stop better than HPX (as opposed to being able not fade after repeated stops) they'd need to have a friction coefficient better than 0.4?
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I am glad you asked that question because i can't get onto the bloody Remsa website to find it for you lol. This is the best i could do for now but i would expect them to have .40 or better
- Reduces braking distance by 7.4% on average.
- Maintains a stable Friction Coefficient over a wide range of temperatures and pressures (standardised AK Master test).