Porterfield. Have always used them and they have an SCCA discount.
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Porterfield. Have always used them and they have an SCCA discount.
Ed Tisdale
#22 ITR '95 325is (For Sale, $15,000 with spares)
#22 ITS '95 325is (Converted to ITR)
#22 ITS '87 325is (Sold)
#5 ITB '84 318i (RIP)
Racing BMW's since 1984
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Carbotech is in NC. If you have backing plates, they can probably put their material on them. They may have what you need anyway.
matt
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They are a popular supplier for the V8stockcar series down south and if they can tame a ton a half plus beast, they must be ok....LOLOriginally Posted by GKR_17
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What compound do you use? I always loved the R-4S for track days and was about to switch to the R-4E when I sold the car I was tracking and bought the racecar.
The racecar came with a lot of carbotechs and hawks so I used them, but never liked the feel as much as with the porterfields. But all of the racers seemed to agree that the porterfields didn't hold up to wtw racing so I've never had the nerve to try them.
Steve Beckley
Walkersville MD
MARRS #87 ITB MR2
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