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Old Jun 27, 2025 | 02:35 AM
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Has anyone used the company CTE carbon? They sell carbon pads for a few AM models one being the DB9. My pads are squeeling like crazy(6mm left) and i was looking for bew pads. The only others i see are Pagid RSC1. These come in at less delivered. Was just wondering if anyone has used them as they are fairly new. Also what are the factory pads? Are the Pagid?
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Factory are paid paidge. I went with Friction dynamics on all 4 corners, very low dust, performance like Factory, and no noise.
 
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Originally Posted by huesey1974
Hi,
Has anyone used the company CTE carbon? They sell carbon pads for a few AM models one being the DB9. My pads are squeeling like crazy(6mm left) and i was looking for bew pads. The only others i see are Pagid RSC1. These come in at less delivered. Was just wondering if anyone has used them as they are fairly new. Also what are the factory pads? Are the Pagid?
Thanks
I installed pads from Dynamic Friction on my 2014 V8 VantageS. Wonderful stuff - no squeal and relatively no wheel dusting.
 
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Thanks for the replies, i don’t see any pads for a DB9 on their sites though for carbon pads.
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I have had good luck with Porterfield R4S pads low dust and still stop well and are silent.
 
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