What pads for the WRX Wagon
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What pads for the WRX Wagon
Wondering what pads to get for my WRX Wagon, all is standard at the moment, disks are prity good shape so no need to change them.
I used to use Ferodo 2500 on my Spec c brembo set up but was thinking it might be overkill for the WRX (Although I do understandard your brakes can never be too good)
Just wondering what other people are using
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I used to use Ferodo 2500 on my Spec c brembo set up but was thinking it might be overkill for the WRX (Although I do understandard your brakes can never be too good)
Just wondering what other people are using
Cheers
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I didn't realise your spec-c had brakes
I've got Mintex Extreme, but they are with dBA discs. Work okay, but do throw off a lot of dust. They came in at about £70 though which is a bargain for the 4-pot pads.
I've got Mintex Extreme, but they are with dBA discs. Work okay, but do throw off a lot of dust. They came in at about £70 though which is a bargain for the 4-pot pads.
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Out of all the good makes of pads , the EBC bluestuff NDX would be my choice , they work very well from cold , and will take just about any abuse you want to throw at them , they work out more than the Mintex , but are miles better , even better and cheaper than the DS2500's , which would have been the pad to go for before the NDX's came out
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...d_category=139
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http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...d_category=139
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Thanks all for the input.
May sounds silly but I think the blue stuff may be overkill the wagon run a standard 265, Was hoping to spend about £70 or so on a set....
Mintex mite be the way to go...anyoe got any experience with the Goodney Kevlar pads ?
May sounds silly but I think the blue stuff may be overkill the wagon run a standard 265, Was hoping to spend about £70 or so on a set....
Mintex mite be the way to go...anyoe got any experience with the Goodney Kevlar pads ?
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Goodney who's he lol
The kevlar pads we supply are about on par performance wise with the Mintex M1144 but without the dust
These are them
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...?id_product=63
Check out the feedback from my group buys for them , thumbs up with everyone who's tried them
Cheers Ian
The kevlar pads we supply are about on par performance wise with the Mintex M1144 but without the dust
These are them
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...?id_product=63
Check out the feedback from my group buys for them , thumbs up with everyone who's tried them
Cheers Ian
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