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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Brake Pad Part No: 150-10396K
Brake Pads
High-Temperature Racing Pads

Pad#:   6211
Compound:   CM - Composite Metallic
Wilwood Brake Pad Plate #6211

Wilwood Brake Pad Plate #6211 zoom image
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Product Number: 150-10396K     Price: $103.50
Pad Dimensions
Thickness(in): Area(in²): Volume(in³): Beded:
.44 3.65 1.03 N
Temperature & Friction Ratings
Peak Temperture Rating: Peak Friction Rating:
N-A
Dust & Noise Ratings
Dust Production Rating: Pad Noise Rating:
N-A N-A
Performance Characteristics
  • High friction throughout temperature range, High temperature range.
  • Formulation specific for use with Polymetalic coated rotors
  • High friction throughout temperature range, High temperature range.
Vehicle Applications
Driving EnvironmentVehicle Sub-TypesApplication Duty
Open Wheel Sprint, Midget, etc… Dirt or PavementHeavy Duty
Pad Illustration and Dimensions
Wilwood Brake Pad Plate #6211 Large Drawing

Wilwood Brake Pad Plate #6211 Large Drawing
Compound Characteristics
CM - Composite Metallic

CM - Composite Metallic

Compound Data Sheet
    Application:

  • Race ONLY compound for specialty alloy rotors such as titanium and light weight steel.
  • Sprint cars with titanium rotors, speedway cars with plate steel rotors, and other specialized vehicles where high temperature fade and wear resistance are necessary to offset diminished cooling capacity due to rotor material and configuration.
     Characteristics:

  • Medium to high friction compound with a steadily increasing torque curve as temperatures rise.
  • Good wear and friction properties with high fade resistance for special applications where intermittent high temperature spikes are observed between periods of moderate temperature braking.
Compound Temperature Range & Torque Values
Temperature range and overall friction value are the primary considerations for pad selection. The pads must be capable of maintaining the proper amount of friction for stopping power within the temperatures that will be realized on the track during the event. Then, overall wear rate must be considered. For most asphalt and road race applications, compounds in the high temperature ranges over 1000°F range are usually necessary. Dirt track, drag race, and street performance applications usually operate at temperatures between 500° and 1000°F. Keep in mind that these are general ranges, and not absolute values. Many factors and unforeseen influences can affect brake temperatures. The best indicator for pad selection will always be on track performance. If pad fade (friction loss) due to overheating occurs, then improved cooling, a heavier rotor, or a higher temperature range pad may all become necessary.
Wilwood Compatible Calipers: Pad # 6211
GP320 Caliper
Wilwood GP320 Caliper Caliper

Wilwood GP320 Caliper Caliper zoom image
 The GP 320 billet four piston caliper is a compact, high efficiency performer. Weighing just 1.70 pounds, it was purpose built as an upgrade with increased pad size over two piston calipers on lightweight open wheeled racecars. The GP 320 is also well suited to other performance and racing applications including, but not limited to karts, motorcycles, mini-sprints, and formula sports racers. The GP 320 bridge configuration will accommodate rotors between .19" and .25" thick, with overall diameters between 9.00" and 11.50". View GP320 Calipers
Piston Count: Piston Area Range (in²): Pad Area Range (in²):
4 2.46 3.65
Pad Volume Range (in³): Max Rotor Widths (in): Max Rotor Diameters (in):
1.03 0.24 11.5
GP320 Caliper
Wilwood GP320 Caliper Caliper

Wilwood GP320 Caliper Caliper zoom image
 The GP 320 billet four piston caliper is a compact, high efficiency performer. Weighing just 1.70 pounds, it was purpose built as an upgrade with increased pad size over two piston calipers on lightweight open wheeled racecars. The GP 320 is also well suited to other performance and racing applications including, but not limited to karts, motorcycles, mini-sprints, and formula sports racers. The GP 320 bridge configuration will accommodate rotors between .75" and .81" thick, with overall diameters between 9.00" and 11.50". View GP320 Calipers
Piston Count: Piston Area Range (in²): Pad Area Range (in²):
4 2.46 3.65
Pad Volume Range (in³): Max Rotor Widths (in): Max Rotor Diameters (in):
1.03 0.81 11.5