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PostPosted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 6:22 pm 
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Just wanted to know what you guys are running? I went cheap with the $12 organics, but only drove for a while before I realized I may want something different. Wasn't sure what the stock rotors would like. The car is a '63 Dart 4dr non-power.

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I believe that '65-66 Mustangs use same rotors and pads, so there may be a large variety of aftermarket pads out there. Hawk, Wilwood, and Carbotech are 3 companies to check.

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In the industry, this is a "D - 11" brake pad.
As noted, it is also used on many F@rd products.
There are a bunch of different materials and manufacturers but I tend to look for the softest material... so the pads wears and not the rotor.
Here is one ebag ad for D-11 pads... they are many listed.
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I agree on the soft material. Easier braking too...

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