Rear Pagid RSL29 Rear Racing Brake Pads (18mm) - F87 M2 Competition, Brembo F40/F50

Pagid RS29 Yellow brake pads are formulated for iron discs on US-Spec F87 M2 Competition (rear), M2 CS Racing (rear), and Brembo F40/F50/B/H/GT1/Monobloc P Caliper calipers. 

Fitment note: Not for Euro-spec M2 Competition. For US-spec M2 Comp only (Euro-spec / Non-US M2 Competition models the same pads as a F80 M3 or F82 M4 unless the car was optioned with S2NH brakes (silver calipers, 6-piston front, 4-piston rear).

Brembo F40/F50/B/H/GT1/Monobloc P Caliper calipers are a 4-piston caliper that formed the basis for most Brembo GT big brake kits found on many sports cars. These were mainly used on the front axle but could be found on some rear applications. They are commonly known as Brembo “F40” calipers. 

The RSL29 compound is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and composite aramid fibers. This compound is known as very user-friendly with smooth modulation and release amid a low-medium friction level. It has been very popular in club racing, enduro, and track days in GT and touring cars.

Pagid RSL29 Characteristics
+ medium friction level
+ very good fade resistance
+ stable temperature range with slight drop-off as temperatures exceed 550°C
+ excellent wear and easy on rotors
+ moderate initial bite with excellent modulation

Front and rear brake compounds should be closely matched to maintain brake balance. Never upgrade one axle and not the other.

As a competition pad, there is no slot for the pad sensor and you will have to monitor pad wear visually. The sensor can be removed or tied back out of the way.

Pagid Racing supplies many of the top teams in international motorsport in addition to their work as a technical partner with several factory racing programs (including BMW Motorsport). Pagid Racing engineers motorsport products that achieve the highest performance levels by offering multiple products and compounds to suit a wide range of needs and conditions. All Pagid Racing brake pads are engineered, developed, and manufactured in Germany.