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Originally Posted by hencini

Mr. E is right-- if you get into HPDE at all, you're going to be best served using two sets of pads... There are some that work on both, but it's a compromise (see: All-Season Tires).

I have no problem with getting 2 sets of pads. But I think I can find a pad that is decent compromise for both worlds as I'm open to very aggressive street behavior. If it doesn't work out, two sets of pads and rotors it is.

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