01-14-2022, 09:22 AM | #1 |
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ds1.11 front and ds2500 rear
Anyone running ds1.11 front and ds2500 rear? Running ds2500 front/rear for street, want to run ds1.11 for track, deciding between running front and rear vs just the front and keeping ds2500 compound for rear (save money and a little labor). Mainly wanted to make sure it didn't put too much bias in front. TIA.
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01-15-2022, 05:18 AM | #3 |
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That combination is fine on track. Ran it in the past on stock rotors and on Girodiscs. Now have 4x DS11.1 and 4x DS2500. I'd still recommend getting the DS1.11 for the rear; they're not that expensive and it's better to have a matching set because of what buddy above me said.
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For the track or street? If you're on stock blue calipers I'd lean away from adding more bias to the front for track use. F8x has ZERO brake cooling.
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Any update on this? Thinking same of just doing DS11.1 for fronts. The rear DS2500 isn’t even half worn in 6 days. But the front DS2500 is wearing 4x as fast!
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