430 Source for CCB Pads

Hey all,
My 06 F430 just went over 40K miles, and the original CCB pads are getting "close", especially the fronts. Anyone know a good source to purchase them from? I really only need the fronts, the rears can probably last another year. I did find a set on eBay. Thoughts? Recommendations?

Thanks,
Mike

 

Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login A company on ebay sold me a set of non CCB in place of CCB 430 Scuderia pads for that price— even after they wanted my VIN to be sure.

i haven’t done anything about it so you should be aware.

fwiw

 

Ricambi or Scuderiacarparts


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out of stock for both

 

Well that sucks. Thanks for the tip!

 

I have a extremely nice set for the rear. Pm me

 

Yikes. Your decision but I would not trust a set from eBay.
Instead, find Pagid RSC-1 pads for your car as a slightly better alternative to OEM. E.g. at Vivid Racing.


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I always thought you had to change discs and pads together? Is this a myth?

 

Yes. That has never been the case.

 

What happened to the low pad warning light/sensor? Normally the light comes on with approx 5mm pad depth remaining!

 

In stock items from eurospares at about £700 front or rear sets

 

Below is from the current Ferrari F430 workshop manual.
It states that disc are to be replaced every second pad change, but probably nobody does that.



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Is that specific to year? I thought on the 08 and 09 the CCM disc replacement is based upon a reading of % used or if discs are physically damaged. I know the Leonardo computer can read that %. The pads are much less "hard" than the rotors and it's about heat cycles.

 

I guess it's not year specific, MY are not mentioned anywhere in the workshop manual, regarding CCM.
The % reading is not correct sometimes... I have seen CCM discs totally worn out, with good % left according to the computer.

I theory, you should be able to know by using a scale, as most CCM discs has a printed new weight and a printed minimum weight on the bell.
I have a set of brand new Brembo CCM discs for my car, even when new, then weight does not match the printed weight.




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Shape 8091
https://www.pagidracing.com/en/product-search/race-products/racing-brake-pads/shape-detail/s/shape-8091.html

RSC1
https://b2c.mosa-frein.be/fr/7001/9947-plaquettes-pagid-racing-rsc1-8091-4056029001494.html

 

FYI those are pads for the 398mm discs and calipers i.e. Scuderia and 599 GTO

 

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