> I have a '96 with ABS,
> and Porterfield R4S pads on the front worked fine with
> stock in the rear (though I have Porterfields all
> round now). If I did it over again I'd just stay with
> the OEM pads.
I was looking to get the Porterfields as well in my next order to Dealer
Alt. I drove a friends '94 with them and really liked the bite they had
with less pedal pressure.
The temperature issue was something I'd already considered. I planned to
swap the pads in the fall & spring as it does get a wee bit cold here in
cheeseland.
Well I'm still not sure what I'll do, but your advice (having done what I
planned) is much appreciated.
> I've got more improvement in braking from seat time
> than by changing pads by a wide margin. Learning to
> threshold brake/trail brake wins you a lot.
Agreed!
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Jason (and Kim and Jacob) Powell
Kenosha, WI
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Physics Dept
Zion Benton HS
Zion, IL
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'99 Red Miata [PEP+ABS]...FIZZX 1
Windy City Miata Club=> http://www.windycitymiataclub.com
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