Endless Racing SSS brake pads
19 November 2008, 12:02 AM
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Endless Racing SSS brake pads
Hi all, never really arranged a group buy before but ill give it my best shot
I am looking to get the best price possible for myself and any others that are also interested in uprating there brakes
Theres no need for an Introduction on Endless Racing, they are a Big brand with loads of quality parts
A brief overview of my expereince with the pad is as follows:
My other half has a Blob runing 1.5bar on a AF td05 -18g producing 350 bhp (with supporting mods and i think Motul RBF600 brake fluid)
On recomendation from Gaz at Envy performance we uprated the pads front and rear and we payed £250 plus postage which was something like £10 i think.
These pads replaced the EBC pads that were on the car which are crap in my opinion, but when the endless Super Street pad were fitted to the car after the initial running in of the pads i have to say i was really impressed, im not jsut saying it because i want to get these for myself and want you guys to buy also but the brakes on cold bite were good, and when you gradually start to get into the higher speeds and brake the response is sharp with good pedal feel, you dont have to push as hard in my opinion.
When you really start to do spirited driving and constant braking for the corners on B road and bends etc the car really does come to a stop with no fade - by my experience on my GF's car i think these pads may even be good for a bit of track use tbh if you do want to go down that route but obviously with these kind of things its always about seeking advice from others who have experienced it
Ive driven an impreza running DS2500 Feroda pads and i didnt like the pedal feel and also i had to brake harder from cold and when it was warm, the response was a bit slow IMO compared to the endless pads.
I have only had experience with SSS pads and not the CCR or CCX range (they are obviosuly mroe expensive)
here is a link from the lancer register forum regards the pads, there are diagrams showing the difference in noise elvel, dust level, durabilty etc
Endless Brake Pads - UK Distributor - Mitsubishi Lancer Register Forum
Now down to the price
Fronts are £125 and rears are £125 - both being £250 plus carriage
Now for us Gaz has agreed that if 5 people buy a front and rear set he will take off 15% (£37.50) making total price £212.50 plus carriage
IF more then 10 people are interested then he will take off 20% (£50) making total price of £200 plus carriage
if you are interested then please put your name down OR speak to Gaz fpr payment and delivery enquires at Envy performance and mention this thread and my name (SAQ) to him
The group buy is only on front and rear sets so no reductions on just the fronts or rears
he has pads in stock to go so hopefully we can get more then 10 peeps for them to available at that price
1.SAQ (hawkeye)
I am looking to get the best price possible for myself and any others that are also interested in uprating there brakes
Theres no need for an Introduction on Endless Racing, they are a Big brand with loads of quality parts
A brief overview of my expereince with the pad is as follows:
My other half has a Blob runing 1.5bar on a AF td05 -18g producing 350 bhp (with supporting mods and i think Motul RBF600 brake fluid)
On recomendation from Gaz at Envy performance we uprated the pads front and rear and we payed £250 plus postage which was something like £10 i think.
These pads replaced the EBC pads that were on the car which are crap in my opinion, but when the endless Super Street pad were fitted to the car after the initial running in of the pads i have to say i was really impressed, im not jsut saying it because i want to get these for myself and want you guys to buy also but the brakes on cold bite were good, and when you gradually start to get into the higher speeds and brake the response is sharp with good pedal feel, you dont have to push as hard in my opinion.
When you really start to do spirited driving and constant braking for the corners on B road and bends etc the car really does come to a stop with no fade - by my experience on my GF's car i think these pads may even be good for a bit of track use tbh if you do want to go down that route but obviously with these kind of things its always about seeking advice from others who have experienced it
Ive driven an impreza running DS2500 Feroda pads and i didnt like the pedal feel and also i had to brake harder from cold and when it was warm, the response was a bit slow IMO compared to the endless pads.
I have only had experience with SSS pads and not the CCR or CCX range (they are obviosuly mroe expensive)
here is a link from the lancer register forum regards the pads, there are diagrams showing the difference in noise elvel, dust level, durabilty etc
Endless Brake Pads - UK Distributor - Mitsubishi Lancer Register Forum
Now down to the price
Fronts are £125 and rears are £125 - both being £250 plus carriage
Now for us Gaz has agreed that if 5 people buy a front and rear set he will take off 15% (£37.50) making total price £212.50 plus carriage
IF more then 10 people are interested then he will take off 20% (£50) making total price of £200 plus carriage
if you are interested then please put your name down OR speak to Gaz fpr payment and delivery enquires at Envy performance and mention this thread and my name (SAQ) to him
The group buy is only on front and rear sets so no reductions on just the fronts or rears
he has pads in stock to go so hopefully we can get more then 10 peeps for them to available at that price
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20 November 2008, 02:47 PM
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thanks for that, i spoke to him regards these and as i live in london best he can do is £115 delivered - ok for anyone who lives up in newcastle tho
although envy performance are the uk distributors for endless racing, i would rather get it from them, plus i want a matching rear set and gaz will be doing them £200 plus approx tenner carriage (if we get ten peeps)
cmon peeps, these are a very good pad, better then DS2500's
although envy performance are the uk distributors for endless racing, i would rather get it from them, plus i want a matching rear set and gaz will be doing them £200 plus approx tenner carriage (if we get ten peeps)
cmon peeps, these are a very good pad, better then DS2500's
22 November 2008, 01:27 AM
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lol...it was metnioned, but £115 was originally the price, after some negotiation it was 110 delievered
point being i want to see where this group buy goes before i buy from anyone
point being i want to see where this group buy goes before i buy from anyone
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group buy is still alive
will work fine with original rears, but will get a good deal if you buy the front adn rear set - working out to be £100 for front and £100 for rear plus your postage ~10quidish
alyn still has fronts in stock IIRC
will work fine with original rears, but will get a good deal if you buy the front adn rear set - working out to be £100 for front and £100 for rear plus your postage ~10quidish
alyn still has fronts in stock IIRC
27 November 2008, 10:52 PM
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lol, i know we need 10 peeeps for that price, even if we get 5 thats still good, making them £212.50 for the set (which is still good - we would get the £12.50 off if we did get 10 but hey ho its a **** hot pad at decent money for the full set)
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UPDATE:
THose who were interested if you could place your orders with GAZ at envy please, it came to a point where i needed them desperatly so placed my order with him and receieved them
cant wait to fit them
THose who were interested if you could place your orders with GAZ at envy please, it came to a point where i needed them desperatly so placed my order with him and receieved them
cant wait to fit them
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Sorry, i meant my Girlfriend ordered them for me
UPDATE: ok guys , sorry to disappont, but the wrong part number (front pads) were ordered for my car .....twice!!. so as its taken so long to get hold of ive just ordered carbotechs which ive heard is also SH*t hot stuff
theres been stock delyas with envy from japan with prices also going up 30%...this has put me off as i couldnt wait any longer.,...sorry to new parties interested.....
UPDATE: ok guys , sorry to disappont, but the wrong part number (front pads) were ordered for my car .....twice!!. so as its taken so long to get hold of ive just ordered carbotechs which ive heard is also SH*t hot stuff
theres been stock delyas with envy from japan with prices also going up 30%...this has put me off as i couldnt wait any longer.,...sorry to new parties interested.....
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