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3002 tii · 03-25-2014, 12:47 PM

I know you can do that with Hawk pads but what about PFC? I have a Stoptech ST40 kit in the front, stock calipers in the rear. I ran PFC 08's front and rear last year but wasn't crazy about them. Wear characteristics were good but I wasn't impressed with initial bite. I really liked the 06's I ran previously but are now discontinued. I was thinking perhaps running 08's up front and 11's in rear. Anyone have thoughts on this? Will it mess with bias, ABS, etc.?

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