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Carbotech Brake Pads for Mazda Protege 1989-2003 Low Dust High Performance Track Autocross StreetVehicle Compatibility: CT473 1990 1998 Protg Dohc CT466 1990 1998 Protg Sohc CT755 2002 2003 Mazdaspeed Protg CT637 1999 2003 Protg 1. 8L & 2. 0L CT332 2003 Mazdaspeed Protg CT892 2001 2003 Protg 1. 8L & 2. 0L Rear Disc CT458 1989 1994 Protg Dohc CT636 1994 1998 Protg Dohc Carbotech Brake Pads Engineered for Every Driving Need Discover Carbotech's diverse range of high performance brake pads, tailored for specific driving conditions, from daily street
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Carbotech™ Brake Pads – Engineered for Every Driving Need
Discover Carbotech™'s diverse range of high-performance brake pads, tailored for specific driving conditions, from daily street use to intense racing applications.
- 1521™ – Street Performance: Carbotech™ 1521™ is the ultimate street compound, designed for smooth modulation, low dust, and minimal noise. With operating temperatures from ambient up to 800°F (426°C), the 1521™ offers reliable braking power for all street, tow, and fleet vehicles. Not for track use.
- AX6™ – Autocross Optimized: The AX6™ is crafted for autocross enthusiasts, delivering high torque and consistent performance across 50°F to 1000°F (10°C to 537°C). With a strong initial bite and responsive modulation, this pad is perfect for autocross but not for street use.
- RP2™ – Endurance Racing: For endurance racing, the RP2™ delivers a powerful initial bite with great fade resistance from 250°F to 1450°F (121°C to 787°C), making it a reliable choice for extended track sessions. Not for street use.
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XP Series – Championship-Proven Racing Pads:
- XP8™: The XP8™ is an entry-level racing compound with high torque and fade resistance from 200°F to 1250°F (93°C to 676°C), designed for track days with smooth modulation and excellent rotor friendliness. Not for street use.
- XP10™: Known for powering champions, the XP10™ offers an intense initial bite and high fade resistance up to 1475°F (801°C), ideal for competitive racing. Not for street use.
- XP12™: With added torque and fade resistance up to 1850°F (1010°C), the XP12™ is aggressive yet rotor-friendly, offering unmatched control on the track. Not for street use.
- XP20™: The XP20™ features an aggressive bite and linear torque curve, handling temperatures up to 2000°F (1093°C) for top-tier track performance. Not for street use.
- XP24™: The pinnacle of Carbotech™'s racing lineup, XP24™ delivers maximum torque and the highest fade resistance from 400°F to 2000°F (204°C to 1093°C), perfect for professional endurance racing. Not for street use.
Whether you're looking for a low-dust street pad or a high-performance racing compound, Carbotech™ offers the perfect solution. Note: Only the 1521™ is suitable for street use.
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★★★★★ 5
Five Stars
Format: Paperback
Came in excellent condition; my son loves these.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2017
★★★★★ 3
Missing the Busy Hands Papercraft Project page
Format: Paperback, Format: Paperback
This comic is missing the last page. The Papercraft project cut out page. The Instruction page is included. But not the page to cut-out the figures and base. I think is is a factory defect. It doesn't appear to be damaged or show any signs of the page being cut out. This item is new. So I think this mistake is from the manufacturer.
I thought the "Star Drek", was pretty funny. Homer is the captain and he uses an actual wooden log, as his captain's log.
I like the comic, the only downside was the missing last page. That was very disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Great stories; like the older episodes on paper
Format: Paperback
This is a great set of stories from the Simpsons. Like watching an episode, but it's on paper! I love the homerisms! They always make me laugh. You definitely get a good sense of the old characters and some some new ones too. It is like watching the show around season 9-10.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
"No time to unwrap, just light the whole pack!"---Selma
Format: Paperback
Another excellent, 174 pages of "The Simpsons." Some of these comics are better than their later episodes. This book includes appearances by some less frequent characters like Doctor Nick, Homer's former psychotic boss Hank Scorpio, Luann Van Houten's boyfriend Pyro, Dr. Colossus, and even Waylon Smithers's favorite 8 1/2-incher...Malibu Stacy!
"Judge Marge"--Marge becomes a T.V. judge and her frequent absence causes her household to fall apart. I like the part where Lisa goes on a power trip after she starts wearing a monocle.
"Stacy's Busy Day!"--A comic short for Malibu Stacy! I love it! Let's have more of these! Malibu Stacy shows off some of her many careers and identities (my favorites are "KISS Army Stacy" and "Cosmetic Surgery Stacy"). There are also fan letters, one from a fan who Stacy thinks is a "sharp-eyed little girl" with "an unusual and charming name," Waylon Smithers.
"Viva Bart"--In a Duff Beer contest, Homer wins two weeks in Bosqueverde--a tropical paradise that has been in a state of perpetual civil war for the past thirty years.
"Beauty School Hellcats"--After Selma makes an effort to make DMV customers actually look good in their driver's license photos, she and Patty are given a vacation to beauty school to get rid of her creative impulses.
"Cruisin' for a Bruisin'"--After ruining his and Marge's cruise by giving booze to a recovering alcoholic dolphin, Homer takes Mr. Burns's discarded yacht to start his own cruise line, with some familiar Springfield couples as guests. Hank Scorpio appears at the end in a strip unrelated to this story (he's not one of my favorite characters).
"Crime Family Practice"--Short comic featuring Dr. Nick who is kidnapped to give medical treatment to the mob.
"Growing Pains"--Bart gets involved in a seed-selling scam, so The Simpsons put on a Seed Fair which includes a fashion report by Joan Rivers and her daughter. However, Mr. Burns, who's allergic to growing things (makes sense), may have the last say.
"The Abominable Dr. Colossus"--Dr. Colossus fans will like this book because he also appears in "Judge Marge." In this short, despite attempts at being evil and menacing, Dr. Colossus is seen as a lovable buffoon in Springfield.
"Merchants of Vengeance"--A wave of shoplifting plagues Springfield and shopkeepers Ned Flanders, Apu, and the comic Book Guy ban together to fight it. Comic Book Guy loves the crime-fighting group so much, he can't let it go even when the shoplifting stops. Comic Book Guy actually shows some emotion tearing up in one box.
"In Burns We Trust"--Mr. Burns takes over Rev. Lovejoy's church in his endless quest for more power. Meanwhile, Ned Flanders looks for a new church.
"How Marge Got Her Curtains Back"--In this short, Marge's curtains go down the garbage disposal and she's having a hard time finding that classic corncob pattern.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2007
★★★★★ 5
Great
Format: Paperback
These comics were fun to read and featured some fun stories with the simpsons characters.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024