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Hawk HT-10  Brake Pads

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Hawk HT-10 Brake Pads

Retail Price: $144.50
Part #: 04 521 .800S

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The Hawk HT-10 is one of Hawk's intermediate motorsport pads, offering more heat capacity than the Blue 9012, less rotor wear, and less aggressive dust.  The HT-10 is a popular pad across a wide range of racing venues, from road racing to pavement circle track.  HT-10 is commonly used as a front application on light to medium weight cars (up to 2800lbs.), but most customers with heavier, faster cars opt for a front compound with a higher mu and heat capacity for the track, such as the DTC-70.

 

Intermediate to high torque with a smooth initial bite. Very consistent pedal feel. Excellent modulation and release characteristics.

 
 
Essex Part #04 521 .800S
Manufacturer Part #HB521S.800
FMSI #
CompositionSemi-metallic
CategoryClub Sport
Max Operating Temp*1300 F
DustHigh
NoiseModerate
Bite / MuModerate
Judder/VibrationLow
Pad wearModerate
Rotor wearModerate

Please follow the manufacturer's recommended installation instructions.

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Essex Part #04 521 .800S06 1292 1675F2R11 FRP0506W-N
Manufacturer Part #HB521S.8001292F2R16.75FRP506W
FMSI #
CompoundHT-10Mintex F2RDS1.11
CompositionSemi-metallicSemi-metallicSemi-metallic
CategoryClub SportEnduranceEndurance
Max Operation Temp1300 F1700F1400 F
DustHighHighHigh
NoiseModerateHighModerate
Bite/MuModerateVery HighHigh
Judder/VibrationLowModerateLow
Pad WearModerateLowModerate to Low

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