what brake pads do you use
06 January 2008, 03:11 PM
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what brake pads do you use
had the tyres done today and noticed pads will need changing soon
wifeys been left braking again
ok its that same old question what brake pads to buy
and why whats the benifits of them
cost and performance of pads
wifeys been left braking again
ok its that same old question what brake pads to buy
and why whats the benifits of them
cost and performance of pads
06 January 2008, 03:35 PM
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The 2 most reccommend pads on here are Ferrodo DS2500 and Pagid Blues. Most people including me will say stay away from anything by EBC.
. Not much dust either
06 January 2008, 04:13 PM
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yes i'll second that juls groved discs all round with ds2500 nice stoppers
easy cleaning as well
easy cleaning as well
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[quote=Leg@cy;7535924]DS2500 for me aswell...........
Alyn at AS performance..... he's generally competitive !!
DS2000 pads
Alyn at AS performance..... he's generally competitive !!
DS2000 pads
From £32.49
DS2500From £40.88
DS3000From £49.30
06 January 2008, 06:13 PM
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I bought some in time for Rally day and they cost me £100.... i think..... there are 2 types..... and the others are around £150...
bet yours are the £150
Phil
bet yours are the £150
Phil
06 January 2008, 06:17 PM
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[quote=Leg@cy;7535958]I bought some in time for Rally day and they cost me £100.... i think..... there are 2 types..... and the others are around £150...
bet yours are the £150
Phil
when its says from!!! that always means its dearer Phil
got brembos on mine so £150 for front pads
bet yours are the £150
Phil
when its says from!!! that always means its dearer Phil
got brembos on mine so £150 for front pads
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I use EBC red stuffs, and havent had any problems with them, although I did get the EBC grooved and vented discs at the same time, so maybe they arent as good with other discs ?
They are very wooden when cold, but once warmed up give nice progressive braking ( I dont exactly hammer the car though, so cant comment on prolonged high speed use )
They are very wooden when cold, but once warmed up give nice progressive braking ( I dont exactly hammer the car though, so cant comment on prolonged high speed use )
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