Ed S

Bought in error for a 1999 Turbo:

Ferodo Racing DS3000 compound, Part No. FCP1372. Rear wheel. Set of four. Unused. Believed to be for a P1. Link:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...932874096&rd=1

AP Racing / Performance Friction Carbon Metallic brake pads. Rear wheel. Set of four. Used once – virtually as good as new. Beleived to fit a WRX. Link:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...932873486&rd=1

Ed S

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Dark Blue Mark

If they fit a P1 they will fit a 99 UK Turbo.

MB

Peanuts

iTrader: (15)

how much for ferodos?
pm me please, have a 99a and need new pads...


Andy

Ed S

That's puzzling becase a while ago I sold a set of Mintex pads that were exactly the same shape (M1155 compound, Part No. MDB1494) to a guy with a P1 and they definitely were not compatible with the calipers on my 99 Turbo (UK)!

Ed S

Andy,

They are on EBay. Click this link: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...sPageName=WDVW

Check that they are the correct pads for your car before you bid. I have a 99 Turbo and they are not the correct shape.

Ed

Dark Blue Mark

Hmmm, I thought the calliper was the same but may be wrong.

MB

keeno

will these fit my P1 rears for sure?

Ed S

I would never say absolutely for sure until I'd seen the caliper because I've bought too many wrong pads! BUT if you take a look at this web site: http://www.ferodoracing.com/pastigli...tiglia=FCP1372 then Part No. FCP1372 comes up for a P1. Try it! You'll also see that they cost well over £100 new, so you'd get a bargain from me!!!

Note - these are very high performance pads for very hard use "Setting a new standard, Ferodo’s DS3000 material has a very high and consistent coefficient of friction (0.62) at any temperature or speed.
These characteristics provide superior predictability throughout the braking zone. Requires less pedal pressure avoiding over-braking and heat generation for extended rotor life. Very high initial bite and less “off-brake to pedal response”, thus decreased lap times. "

Ed S

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