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16vmarc 13 April 2004 01:54 PM

New brakes fitted- Opinions.
 
Got my new rear brakes fitted now. EBC Turbo Grooved & Spotted discs and Green Stuff pads. Been down the by pass and round York and the brake pedal feels alot firmer, plus the car feels alot more stable. Pretty pleased wih them.

A.BART 13 April 2004 04:05 PM


Originally Posted by 16vmarc
Got my new rear brakes fitted now. EBC Turbo Grooved & Spotted discs and Green Stuff pads. Been down the by pass and round York and the brake pedal feels alot firmer, plus the car feels alot more stable. Pretty pleased wih them.


We at ebc would always recommend redstuff front and rear
we have had problems with greenstuff see previous threads
also we have tried to educate our dealers to only sell redstuff for impreza

16vmarc 13 April 2004 05:50 PM

As i have only fitted them to the rear i didnt want them to over power the fronts, hence i went for green.

Edited to add it wasnt made cear how suitable Red Stuff pads were for general use.

rooferman 13 April 2004 07:36 PM

I cannot believe people are still fitting ebc ,s
I have to admit i have not tried EBC REDSTUFF CERAMIC......
but once bitten !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if you know what i mean..

rooferman 13 April 2004 07:37 PM

What are spotted discs????

bartmanuk 13 April 2004 07:46 PM


Originally Posted by rooferman
What are spotted discs????

drilled probably

BM

greasemonkey 13 April 2004 08:12 PM


Originally Posted by rooferman
What are spotted discs????

He presumably means the rounded "dimples". Think golf ball (although fewere of them) and you're along the right lines.

Presumably the intention is to create an area in which cook-off gases can accumulate without creating the stress concentrations that drilling all the way through creates.

Whether it actually works or not I'd hesitate to comment on, but I suppose it makes them more attractive on a point of sale stand.

16vmarc 14 April 2004 06:41 PM

Yeah Greasemonkeys spot on. According to the site and the box they came in, it states they work in the same way as drilled discs but without the risk of potential cracking.


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