Advice on Discs Please
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It's time to invest in some new front discs for MY95 WRX with 2 pots and have come up with the following options within my budget.
Black Diamond - Grooved / Drilled / Combi
Tarox - Sport Japan / G88 40 Groove
Pagid - 8Groove / 16Groove
Any suggestions and opinions on which of these are the best and would Pagid fast road pads be ok with these. Car isn't used on track days or anything, just need some good stoppers as OEM ones are warped.
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Black Diamond - Grooved / Drilled / Combi
Tarox - Sport Japan / G88 40 Groove
Pagid - 8Groove / 16Groove
Any suggestions and opinions on which of these are the best and would Pagid fast road pads be ok with these. Car isn't used on track days or anything, just need some good stoppers as OEM ones are warped.
Thanks
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Have a look at this website http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=10/0/0/0
They do cheap priced but good quality brake discs and pads.
They do cheap priced but good quality brake discs and pads.
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I swear by the black diamond combi.
I have tried other disc and they seem to warp so quickly which is so frustrating.
In my opinion the black diamond are great. I currently have mine set up with redstuff pads which is not the normal approach, when cold the braking is very average but as soon as they heat up they are amazing for standard size discs. Mines a 97 salon.
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I have tried other disc and they seem to warp so quickly which is so frustrating.
In my opinion the black diamond are great. I currently have mine set up with redstuff pads which is not the normal approach, when cold the braking is very average but as soon as they heat up they are amazing for standard size discs. Mines a 97 salon.
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Talk to Ian Godney (Godspeed) or Stockcar.
Now's the time to upgrade those 'orrible 2-pots to four, and get some quality discs and pads.
Will cost a bit, but you will seriously enjoy
Richard.
Now's the time to upgrade those 'orrible 2-pots to four, and get some quality discs and pads.
Will cost a bit, but you will seriously enjoy
Richard.
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Thanks for the recommendations...would love to upgrade to 4 pots but not got the dosh at the mo. Need to get some discs soon as warped discs are doing my nut in, 4 pots will have to wait for now.
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