JSD

Stock front pads after 11K miles and 3 days on track (2 of the days were at TWS which is fairly brake friendly and 1 at Motorsport Ranch). Notice the nice chunks missing around the edges. Pics don't show it, but they are down to about 1/3 of the pad remaining.

Swapped them out for EBCs today. Still didn't fix the problems I'm having: <a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/557559.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/557559.phtml</a>

The full set:

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Close-up:

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mirth

I was pretty disappointed with the EBC redstuff pads I tried on my E30 BMW; they lasted a total of three sessions, e.g. about 75 minutes of track driving.

I don't think they tolerate heat buildup very well.

I've had much better results with Performance Friction (PF90).

Steve Sherwood

Wait until they get really bad. I am not kidding..they get worse.

JSD

Hehehe.. yeah, I'm sure they do! :-)

JSD

I'm going to use them as my street pads.

Still looking for a good race pad that will fit the front stock S4 calipers. I think there are fitment issues with some of the current products.

Any thoughts?

kcS4

used to have that, put Pagid blue's, NO PROBLEMS asince then

Mike@VAST

man, that's the best Audi could give us

Corey S

Depending on how hard you drive at the track, you may need to go even more aggressive than Oranges!

:-)

s4rocket

Sounds like brake upgrades are in order - are Stoptechs the way to go or 996?

UnderPressure

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