PAGID Racing RSH 29E for S8042 Shape

Pagid SKU: S8042H29E01
Regular price Price: £389.89
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The RSH 29E is excellent for endurance racing with historic cars. It convinces with its long pad and disc life and requires less pedal effort during the race. A further advantage is the constant friction level over a wide range of temperatures.

Performance Characteristics:

  • Medium To High Friction Coefficient
  • Very Good Thermal Stability
  • Low Pedal Effort
  • Slightly Progressive In-Stop Behavior and Good Modulation
  • Long Pad and Disc Life
  • Technical Details:

  • FRICTION LEVEL: 9
  • BITE: 8
  • FADE RESISTANCE: 8
  • DISC LIFE: 9
  • PAD LIFE: 10
  • MODULATION: 9
  • Fitment / Application:

    Typical purposes are GT and touring cars in endurance races. Due to its friction level you can also use it in sprint races as well.

    High-performance brake pads for road and street use. Due to their excellent performance and modulation characteristics, they are also suitable for track days. The friction compound has been tested and approved both on the race track and on the Eifel roads.

    Technical Specification:

  • Reference: S8042
  • Shape number: S8042
  • Dimension: 98.3 mm Length x 66.0 mm Width x 5.0 mm Thickness
  • Compound Family: RSH 29E
  • Vehicle Fitment

    Make Model Chassis Models Years
    Volvo Amazon All All models 1961–1969
    Volvo P1800 All All models 1961–1969
    Aston Martin DB5 All All models 1963–1965
    AC Cobra All All models 1964–1966
    Aston Martin DB6 All All models 1966–1970
    Jensen FF/Interceptor/SP All All models 1966–1976
    AC Cobra 428 All All models 1967–1974
    Ferrari Dino 206 All All models 1967–1968
    Jaguar E-Type All All models 1969–1975