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Brake Wear

When I had my valves adjusted we checked the thickness of my brake pads. The pads are Mintex street pads.

Found the fronts to be about 15%. I reviewed my notes. The pads were changed 2800 miles ago but that included 6 HPDE days and 6 autocrosses. I think that is pretty good for the stress they received.

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Love it! You've been having fun with your car👍👍

How did you like the pedal feel with the Mintex? What are you going to replace them with?
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How did you like the pedal feel with the Mintex? What are you going to replace them with?
I have a firm pedal with progressive slowing. I flush the brake fluid annually with ATE typ 200.

I have been using Mintex MDB1068 for about 18 years and will continue using them. Good stopping power and rotor friendly.
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The beautiful thing about 911 brakes is that it is super easy to change the pads!

How fast are the rears wearing?
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The beautiful thing about 911 brakes is that it is super easy to change the pads!

How fast are the rears wearing?
Yep. Easy peasy.

The rears have about 50% left after 4 HPDEs and a few Autocrosses. They are some old PBR's I had laying around.

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