pug brakes - what gives?
12 February 2003, 08:19 AM
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ran black diamond discs with pagid pads on my 205 gti - need replacing. anyone know of a better performance disc/pad setup around now, been a few years since i last did them?
i would like to know of any deals on such, or a performance specialist who deals with pugs that might be running an offer?
any help greatly appreciated
weava
i would like to know of any deals on such, or a performance specialist who deals with pugs that might be running an offer?
any help greatly appreciated
weava
12 February 2003, 08:11 PM
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http://www.ecosse-peugeot.co.uk/
They seem a bit into the max power bodykit thing, but you never know - they seem to be talking about brake upgrades, but I've not found any prices...
HTH!
They seem a bit into the max power bodykit thing, but you never know - they seem to be talking about brake upgrades, but I've not found any prices...
HTH!
12 February 2003, 11:16 PM
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"EBC greenstuff pads and discs........ Haven't found better yet"
I have...
Ran EBC Greenstuff pads once and they were not great.
The only thing they were good for is minimal brake dust, but they would fade out if you got a bit "keen" with them.
Wheras, Mintex M1144's, Ferodo DS200's and Pagid pads were all superb and I can recommend all 3 of them from personal experience.
Used to run these on my old 106 GTi for both fast road AND track days, with no probs at all. Even used standard (vented) front discs with no problems.
I have...
Ran EBC Greenstuff pads once and they were not great.
The only thing they were good for is minimal brake dust, but they would fade out if you got a bit "keen" with them.
Wheras, Mintex M1144's, Ferodo DS200's and Pagid pads were all superb and I can recommend all 3 of them from personal experience.
Used to run these on my old 106 GTi for both fast road AND track days, with no probs at all. Even used standard (vented) front discs with no problems.
13 February 2003, 09:53 AM
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I need to change my brake pads on my 106 gti and was going to go for greenstuffs. Ive heard good things about them and thought they'd be ideal for my light car.
Rich did you run greenstuffs on the road or just on track?
[Edited by mel - 2/13/2003 11:08:13 AM]
Rich did you run greenstuffs on the road or just on track?
[Edited by mel - 2/13/2003 11:08:13 AM]
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13 February 2003, 04:01 PM
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hi guys,
thanks for all your replies.
i did find the black diamond combi's to be very effective.
have decided to run the same setup as the scoob in the end,pagid 8 groove discs and pagid pads.
we will see...
cheers
weava
thanks for all your replies.
i did find the black diamond combi's to be very effective.
have decided to run the same setup as the scoob in the end,pagid 8 groove discs and pagid pads.
we will see...
cheers
weava
13 February 2003, 07:25 PM
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"Rich did you run greenstuffs on the road or just on track?"
Just on the road with the Greenstuff ones...
Get Mintex M1144's or Pagid's as I ran these on my 106 GTi and they were superb. Another friend ran Ferrodo DS200's in his 106 and they worked well too.
Used standard discs too, with those uprated pads and I also ran Mintex C-Tech racing fluid and braded hoses, which worked superbly. No problems with the standard discs and no warping either, even with track use.
Did about 25k miles in 2 years in that 106 GTi using the setup above and was very happy with it.
Tried and tested!
Just on the road with the Greenstuff ones...
Get Mintex M1144's or Pagid's as I ran these on my 106 GTi and they were superb. Another friend ran Ferrodo DS200's in his 106 and they worked well too.
Used standard discs too, with those uprated pads and I also ran Mintex C-Tech racing fluid and braded hoses, which worked superbly. No problems with the standard discs and no warping either, even with track use.
Did about 25k miles in 2 years in that 106 GTi using the setup above and was very happy with it.
Tried and tested!
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