Drift Tengoku — September 2004 · Page 69
Page 69 — English translation
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Even so, he is still a complete beginner.
Having bought a Silvia, he is about to take his first steps into drifting.
He drives a JZX100 with high-grip tires at both ends…
Front: HC-TITAN Kai; rear: D1-Spec
…he originally drove an AE86 for grip driving.
…and is our recommended pairing!
Of course, he intends to fit high-grip tires eventually.
For him: B-SPEC at the front and D1-Spec at the rear.
Drivers seeking ultimate stopping performance…
For a lightweight car, TYPE HC front pads are also recommended.
This combination is essential for drifting at high speeds.
Considering his current ability and the car's specification, our recommendation is…
Now enthusiastic about drifting, he devotes every spare moment to practice. However…
Transitioning from normal driving into a drift seems difficult and takes effort.
This combination suits beginner to intermediate levels…
This combination is ideal for initiating a drift.
He wants greater stopping power and better fade resistance.
Coming from grip driving, he seeks controllability at high speeds.
Initial bite
Brake squeal
Controllability
Project μ
Spec
Braking [fragment]
→
+++
Fade resistance
D1
Brake dust
Wear resistance
Resistance to brake-rotor wear
D1Spec
Sports use
Non-asbestos
Application
Material
HIGH PERFORMANCE DRIFTING GEAR
Project μ
0–380°C
0.50–0.55 μ
Major Japanese FR and RR models
Operating temperature range
Coefficient of friction
Compatible vehicles
Project μ's first drift-training brake pad: D1-Spec.
Suitable for use
Inspection compliant
Vehicle inspection
Circuit
Our best match
…we do not recommend D1-Spec.
For drivers who do not drift…
¥10,500 (¥10,000 before tax)
Pads for imported calipers such as AP, Alcon and Brembo cost ¥2,000 more before tax .
Price including tax:
S15
Tourer V
AE86
B-SPEC
(For Heavyweight cars)
TYPE HC-TITAN Kai
TYPE NR
P
Initial bite
Sports use
Application
Initial bite
Sports use
Application
Sports use
Braking [fragment]
Brake squeal
Controllability
Fade resistance
Non-asbestos
0–500°C
0.32–0.45 μ
Operating temperature range
Material
Coefficient of friction
Braking [fragment]
Brake squeal
Fade resistance
Controllability
0–800°C
0.35–0.60 μ
Carbon metallic
Temperature [fragment]
Material
Braking [fragment]
Brake squeal
Controllability
Fade resistance
0.33–0.43 μ
Non-asbestos
0–650°C
Brake dust
Wear resistance
Resistance to brake-rotor wear
Japanese passenger cars
Inspection compliant
Suitable for use
Vehicle inspection
Compatible vehicles
Circuit
Brake dust
Wear resistance
Resistance to brake-rotor wear
Japanese passenger cars
Inspection compliant
Suitable for use
Compatible vehicles
Circuit
Brake dust
Wear resistance
Resistance to brake-rotor wear
Inspection compliant
Japanese passenger cars
Suitable for use
¥10,000 before tax
¥18,900 (¥18,000 before tax)
D1-Spec: ¥10,500
Rear [fragment]
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Price including tax: front (B-SPEC)
¥26,250 (¥25,000 before tax)
(D1-Spec)
Rear [fragment]
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Price including tax: front (TYPE HC-TITAN Kai)
D1-Spec: ¥10,500 (¥10,000 before tax)
Pads for imported calipers such as AP, Alcon and Brembo cost ¥2,000 more before tax .
Pads for imported calipers cost ¥2,000 more before tax .
Project μ
Pads for imported four-piston calipers cost ¥2,000 more before tax .
Includes a dedicated mounting bracket
Vehicle fire extinguisher for emergencies
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About this issue
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