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Old 27 July 2010, 03:27 PM
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Looking for some discs for my blob eye i have got brembo calipers to go on and was looking at these discs,

http://www.superhids.co.uk/brakes/br...-and-pads.html

does anyone know if they are any good or what should i be looking at getting ?

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Old 27 July 2010, 03:31 PM
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The Braketech ones
Old 27 July 2010, 03:43 PM
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i personally would have a chat with ian godney

he posts on here

i think he was doing a special on discs for sn users
Old 27 July 2010, 04:36 PM
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yer got his discs on now but does anyone know what the braketech ones are like ?
Old 27 July 2010, 07:13 PM
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yip i do and they are great,

i had them on my 07 wrx all round,standard 4pots,mintex1155 pads braided pipe and they were awsome mate,
ive changed recently to brembos and have the discs from ian on at the mo but still trying to get a pad that gave me the same feel as my old set up,

i have had the kevlar pads,good pads but very much like the oem pads,
have the new bluestuff pads at the mo and they seem good but as soon as ive worn these out its braketech discs and pf pads for me.
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Any one got anything bad to say about them ? just want to hear before i buy, i always find people like to tell u how bad something is after u buy them, not that i am saying that this product is bad, just trying to find out before i buy them

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Old 28 July 2010, 01:11 AM
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any other recommendations

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Old 28 July 2010, 01:40 AM
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I would personally go to Godspeed for all brakes products, he warrants his own brake discs for one year and that is even if you do track days.

You won't get a better warranty that that.
Old 28 July 2010, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Tomwrx
yip i do and they are great,

i had them on my 07 wrx all round,standard 4pots,mintex1155 pads braided pipe and they were awsome mate,
ive changed recently to brembos and have the discs from ian on at the mo but still trying to get a pad that gave me the same feel as my old set up,

i have had the kevlar pads,good pads but very much like the oem pads,
have the new bluestuff pads at the mo and they seem good but as soon as ive worn these out its braketech discs and pf pads for me.
The kevlar pads will suit about 90 - 95% of driving styles , for harder drivers a better pad would be suitable , if you are happy with the M1155 pads you tried in your old setup , try these again , or the PF pads , both these pads work very well with our discs , you wont need to change the discs to make them better for you.
I carry all makes of pads in stock for a next day delivery if you need them
Cheers Ian

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Old 28 July 2010, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by srobbo18
Any one got anything bad to say about them ? just want to hear before i buy, i always find people like to tell u how bad something is after u buy them, not that i am saying that this product is bad, just trying to find out before i buy them
I've had these for a couple of thousand miles now, along with the Kevlar pads, and the only bad things I've noticed over the OEM setup are that they are much noisier.

They tend to make a quiet clicking noise when driving at low speed, and when you brake hard, they make a droning noise.

I guess you'd probably get this with other grooved/drilled disk's though.

The Kevlar pads do seem a little grabbier than OEM during light braking too.
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Originally Posted by Jim87
They tend to make a quiet clicking noise when driving at low speed, and when you brake hard, they make a droning noise.
would this not mean the discs are warped??
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well ordered the discs and pf z pads so i hope they are good, just need to get those dam brake shoes that cost a fortune so i can fit the sti rear discs




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