Lyndall racing brakes
#32
11-20-2007, 05:55 AM
RE: Lyndall racing brakes
Here's a response I got from Lyndall regarding the new style Z pads.
"Thanks for your questions. We have begun manufacturing the Z-Plus with a gas slot in the friction material to help channel the water that might get into the caliper in the rain. There is no new part number as it is not a new compound.
Alternatively, our Gold Plus is a new part and compound, different from the Gold that has received some recent talk on the forums as lasting half as long as the Z-Plus. The Gold Plus is what we now recommend for wet riding conditions. The Gold Plus, unlike the Gold, requires no break in and lasts as long as the Z-Plus, while still maintaining our braking commitment to no noise and no dust.
I hope that helps clear things up.
Let us know if you have any further questions.
Sincerely,
Arianna Orner
CFO, General Manager
Lyndall Racing Brakes, LLC
www.lyndallracingbrakes.com"
"Thanks for your questions. We have begun manufacturing the Z-Plus with a gas slot in the friction material to help channel the water that might get into the caliper in the rain. There is no new part number as it is not a new compound.
Alternatively, our Gold Plus is a new part and compound, different from the Gold that has received some recent talk on the forums as lasting half as long as the Z-Plus. The Gold Plus is what we now recommend for wet riding conditions. The Gold Plus, unlike the Gold, requires no break in and lasts as long as the Z-Plus, while still maintaining our braking commitment to no noise and no dust.
I hope that helps clear things up.
Let us know if you have any further questions.
Sincerely,
Arianna Orner
CFO, General Manager
Lyndall Racing Brakes, LLC
www.lyndallracingbrakes.com"
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11-20-2007, 06:35 AM
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RE: Lyndall racing brakes
Taterdog,
Thanks for the info as I've been following the post with interest and ready to pull the triggerto replacethe stock pads on my Road Glide. Iwonder who is selling the Gold Plus since even the Lyndall website doesn't mention them, they just have a listing for the Gold pads?
Somewhat related, I talked to Paul earlier this week and he asked if I had changed out my front lines to stainless and recommended I do that before buying his pads. Pretty impressive since he doesn't sell s/s brake lines and told me to spend my money elsewhere first. (Notintending to start another s/s vs OEM brake line thread) Of course now I'm searching "Best s/s brake lines".
Ps - Just got promoted to "Prospect" with this post!
Thanks for the info as I've been following the post with interest and ready to pull the triggerto replacethe stock pads on my Road Glide. Iwonder who is selling the Gold Plus since even the Lyndall website doesn't mention them, they just have a listing for the Gold pads?
Somewhat related, I talked to Paul earlier this week and he asked if I had changed out my front lines to stainless and recommended I do that before buying his pads. Pretty impressive since he doesn't sell s/s brake lines and told me to spend my money elsewhere first. (Notintending to start another s/s vs OEM brake line thread) Of course now I'm searching "Best s/s brake lines".
Ps - Just got promoted to "Prospect" with this post!
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11-20-2007, 06:48 AM
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Howard, guess I could have answered my question from the post above about who is selling Gold Plus pads. I went to your cool website and saw the Gold Plus pictured there. Assume you're shipping the Gold Plus pads now?
How about buy 2 sets, get 1 set free LOL. We don't really need to worry about the rear anyway, do we? We are cheap SOBs, aren't we.
How about buy 2 sets, get 1 set free LOL. We don't really need to worry about the rear anyway, do we? We are cheap SOBs, aren't we.
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11-20-2007, 08:21 AM
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RE: Lyndall racing brakes
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Howard, guess I could have answered my question from the post above about who is selling Gold Plus pads. I went to your cool website and saw the Gold Plus pictured there. Assume you're shipping the Gold Plus pads now?
How about buy 2 sets, get 1 set free LOL. We don't really need to worry about the rear anyway, do we? We are cheap SOBs, aren't we.
Howard, guess I could have answered my question from the post above about who is selling Gold Plus pads. I went to your cool website and saw the Gold Plus pictured there. Assume you're shipping the Gold Plus pads now?
How about buy 2 sets, get 1 set free LOL. We don't really need to worry about the rear anyway, do we? We are cheap SOBs, aren't we.
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11-20-2007, 09:00 AM
#38
11-20-2007, 05:19 PM
RE: Lyndall racing brakes
ORIGINAL: Wes07RG
Somewhat related, I talked to Paul earlier this week and he asked if I had changed out my front lines to stainless and recommended I do that before buying his pads. Pretty impressive since he doesn't sell s/s brake lines and told me to spend my money elsewhere first. (Notintending to start another s/s vs OEM brake line thread) Of course now I'm searching "Best s/s brake lines".
Ps - Just got promoted to "Prospect" with this post!
Somewhat related, I talked to Paul earlier this week and he asked if I had changed out my front lines to stainless and recommended I do that before buying his pads. Pretty impressive since he doesn't sell s/s brake lines and told me to spend my money elsewhere first. (Notintending to start another s/s vs OEM brake line thread) Of course now I'm searching "Best s/s brake lines".
Ps - Just got promoted to "Prospect" with this post!
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