vortexx

Hi Guys,

I currently have Axxis Ultimates and Brembo Blanks on my 2000 Si and I am thinking of going to Cobalt GT Sport pads. I live in Boston however, and so I wanted to know peoples opinion of how the pads perform in cold snowy weather... will it be not that much worse than the Ultimates, or is it a bad idea? Also I talked to Richard at Cobalt (Andie is away) and he said that the GT Sports and he said the GT Sports in the winter is a bad idea, but I remember reading on a post that people used them and didnt have a problem with them.

Thanks in advance

-Gary-

You mean with them locking-up in cold weather?

vortexx

I mean both their ability to bite in 10 degree F weather, and also the locking-up issue.

vortexx

Bump... Anyone have any insight on this? Thanks

Type_RS_59

I put them on my auto-x and track day car and while amazing on the track they don't really heat up to operating temp on a short 30-35 sec. auto-x course. Based on that, I would not recomend them for daily driver use let alone winter use. Throw some cheap stock pads in there for the winter.

vortexx

I have another question. I was also considering Carbotech Bobcats and I was wondering if there is a good combination of Bobcats on the front and something on the rear? If i wanted something that cost a bit less on the rears, what are your recommendations?

Thanks again guys

ruthless013

gt sports in winter = extremely bad idea

i would sometimes put them in the day before a track event when i lived in cali, and the drive to the track was downright scary when it came time to stop.

find an alternative.

vortexx

Ok, thanks so much guys. I ended up going with Carbotech Bobcats in the front, and Axxis Metal Masters in the rear. Should be pretty winter proof.

Thanks