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I'm a new convert to the 370z as a track car and am trying to narrow down my brake pad choices. A big concern of mine is the corrosion properties
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Track Pads / Wheel Corrosion
I'm a new convert to the 370z as a track car and am trying to narrow down my brake pad choices. A big concern of mine is the corrosion properties of different track pads. I ran performance friction 97s on my old M3 in the rain, stupidly let the wet dust sit on the wheels for a couple of days and it NEVER came off. With brand new shinny wheels on the Z I really don't want to risk a similar fate but also need a solid performer.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
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