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Discussion in '360/430' started by Robb195512, Nov 19, 2012.

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  1. Robb195512

    Robb195512 Rookie

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    I have a 2009 430 scuderia and my question is how long will the carbon ceramic rotors last before they have to be replaced even if I track the car once in a while.
     
  2. FerrariDublin

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    Suggest you search for posts by F430GT. He's posted a lot of information on the brakes for the Scud and how to adapt for track use.

    Here's a few threads that might provide answers......
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  3. F430GT

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    On the stock tires (Pirelli Corsa system) or high performance street tires (RE11, ADV08, RS3, MPSS), and the stock brake pads, with an experienced driver: 45 track hours or less.

    On racetrack tires (Hoosier A6/R6, Trofeo R, ): 30 track hours or less.

    On the F430 Challenge (slicks, faster speeds into braking zones and harder front brake pads): 15 hours or less

    This time is based on brand new rotors 100% new.

    Hot days increase wear. Lack of cool down laps increases wear. Running the pads more than 50% of the new thickness increases wear. Running a cooling brake kit reduces wear. Running better brake pads reduces wear. Rookie drivers can increase or decrease wear depending on driving style. Running CST-OFF decreases wear. Running in Sport/Race or CT-OFF increases wear.

    On street use, non-spirited driving, no high speed braking, the CCB rotors should exceed 100,000 miles, easily.
     

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