Performance Friction race pads win
more championships per year than any other pad brand on the market,
but no one wants to let that secret out! Now these winning pads
used by teams from BMWs to Daytona Prototypes to NASCAR Cup Cars,
including the BimmerWorld World Challenge Team, are easily
available for your BMW race or track day car.
PFC Philosophy
It is the mission of Performance Friction and all of
their employees to provide the correct pad compound for each
application that they make. Instead of using the “shotgun” method
of pad development, wherein every pad is made in every compound,
PFC builds the correct pad to suit the venue it is designed for. This is
the reason that in many applications, there are only one or two pad
options. These options are what PFC recommends for those
applications, and are arrived at only after very careful
consideration and evaluation. Below you will find a description of
the currently available PFC Race Pad Compounds.
Current Production Performance Friction Race
Compounds
01 Compound
01 is one of the most advanced
race compounds in the PFC's arsenal, and has become the standard by
which all brake pads are judged. It has good initial bite, with
very little torque rise with temperature. At the end of the stop,
01 Compound has less torque scatter for improved modulation with
excellent release. 01 Compound has good disc conditioning
properties with low wear. 01 Compound is one of PFC’s most popular
race compounds and wins more World and National Championships
annually than any other brake pad on the market. This is
the pad
for the majority of our racers who want true
performance.
06 Compound
This new compound represents the cutting edge of brake pad
technology. Extremely long life, but with torque similar to 01,
this pad will be the leading choice for endurance racing and a
track day pad. In our 2008 win at the 13 Hour at VIR (stock BMW
calipers), we used approximately 40% of the front pad and 25% of
the rear - that is incredible wear for a capable, full-race
pad.
97 Compound
This compound has been a favorite
of sportscar endurance racing since its debut, and has the lowest
wear of any PFC Compound. 97 Compound has won races in CART, ALMS,
World Challenge, Grand Am, and ASA, and Club Racing, and is a
preferred pad for touring car and rally. 97 Compound has less
initial bite and average torque than 01. It has great modulation, a
very flat torque curve, and enhanced release characteristics. 97 is
considered PFC’s “Endurance Compound” and is also highly
recommended as a general-purpose pad for Club Racing and Track Day
events.
03 and 05 Compounds
Available only for selected
race calipers. These compounds add progressively more torque,
typically for heavier cars, cars with more down force, and/or full
race slicks.
08 compound - NEW!
08 compound is one of PFC newest and have gained immediate
favor in Endurance Sportscar, and GT racing due to its performance
in applications where smooth initial bite is a must. 08 have a
slight friction rise with temperature, excellent release and
modulation characteristics, and very low abraded disc wear.
In addition to its considerable performance, 08 wears the longest
of all PFC pads and easily matches wear of the other competitors
with much higher bite. Limited application
availability.
| Model |
Pad
Number |
|
PFC Z-34 Caliper (4-piston,
Monobloc)
|
7934
|
|
PFC Z-31 (4-piston, 4-pad Monobloc) -
E46 M3 |
Front-7863 |
| PFC Z-31 (4-piston,
4-pad Monobloc) - E9X |
Front-7861 /
Rear-7863 |
| PFC
ZR-33/Z-45 Caliper (4-piston, 2-piece) |
7852 |
| PFC ZR-54 (4-piston,
2-piece, GRAND-AM) - Race |
7836 |
| PFC Z-29 (2-piston w/ flat piston
caps) |
7832 |
|
PFC ZR-28/ZR-39 (4-piston, 4-pad Monobloc) -
Race |
7831 |
| PFC ZR-24
(2-piston, 2-pad Monobloc) - Race |
7827 |
| StopTech ST-60
6-Piston Caliper |
7793 |
|
StopTech ST-40 4-Piston
Caliper |
447 |
| StopTech ST-22
2-Piston Caliper |
109 |
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