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For what you describe, stock brake pads will be more than adequate. They will be quite, low dust and easy on the rotors. If you go with a hard compound
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For what you describe, stock brake pads will be more than adequate. They will be quite, low dust and easy on the rotors. If you go with a hard compound pad built to take the heat of a track then it will most likely be noisy, dusty not work well when cold and cut through your rotors very fast unless run hot all the time.
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