Alternative to Wilwood BP-20 pads

[dude8383]

BP20 pads are great street pads, or good too for "canyon carving". Nonetheless they are not all-out track pads. Yes indeed, slotted rotors will increase pad wear.

I suggest HT10 pads if dust doesn't scare you. But it is a track oriented pad that can be used on the street if dust is fine with you.

If you want all-out grip, I hav only praise for Wilwood's own H compound. But don't even think using it on a daily driver as the pads will score your rotor even though the brake feel will be great.

Great advice. Dust doesn't scare me at all, I actually have those pads in the back now.

Will HT-10's fit dynapro calipers? You wouldn't happen to have the p/n? I'm going to keep the BP-20's for street use and swap out to HT-10's at the track because they squeal too much once they warm up.

[Massive Lee]

Where would people using the Dynalite calipers be able to find the HT10's?

https://www.rotorsandpads.com

BTW The caliper is a Dynapro

Dynalite is the old generation.

[gverelli]

BP20 pads are great street pads, or good too for "canyon carving". Nonetheless they are not all-out track pads. Yes indeed, slotted rotors will increase pad wear.

I suggest HT10 pads if dust doesn't scare you. But it is a track oriented pad that can be used on the street if dust is fine with you.

If you want all-out grip, I hav only praise for Wilwood's own H compound. But don't even think using it on a daily driver as the pads will score your rotor even though the brake feel will be great.

Where would people using the Dynalite calipers be able to find the HT10's?

[Massive Lee]

BP20 pads are great street pads, or good too for "canyon carving". Nonetheless they are not all-out track pads. Yes indeed, slotted rotors will increase pad wear.

I suggest HT10 pads if dust doesn't scare you. But it is a track oriented pad that can be used on the street if dust is fine with you.

If you want all-out grip, I hav only praise for Wilwood's own H compound. But don't even think using it on a daily driver as the pads will score your rotor even though the brake feel will be great.

[dude8383]

Hey guys...I need some advice for a better alternative to BP-20 pads. I spent two bloody hours trying to find the thread with the recommendations but I can't get the right word combination for the search.

I destroyed a full set yesterday at Watkins Glen and would like to avoid that at the next event.

I have Lee's 280x22 kit and I'm getting rid of the stupid fucking slotted rotors because they eat pads for breakfast. Does anyone remember where to pick up corrado blanks that are already made for e30 fitment?

Lastly, could I get a Hawk pad made for the Dynapro calipers? At the track several guys recommended a set of Hawk pads because they are far more capable of taking the abuse.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.