DISKS AND PADS
19 October 2004, 11:05 AM
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DISKS AND PADS
hello there
just needing a bit of advice on disks and pads for my1999RB5, what works good on the front and also the back dont want to spend lots of money as i just had the major service done, EBC t/grooved and green pads have been recommended to me but i would like to know what you all think.
just needing a bit of advice on disks and pads for my1999RB5, what works good on the front and also the back dont want to spend lots of money as i just had the major service done, EBC t/grooved and green pads have been recommended to me but i would like to know what you all think.
19 October 2004, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by laser ed
hello there
just needing a bit of advice on disks and pads for my1999RB5, what works good on the front and also the back dont want to spend lots of money as i just had the major service done, EBC t/grooved and green pads have been recommended to me but i would like to know what you all think.
just needing a bit of advice on disks and pads for my1999RB5, what works good on the front and also the back dont want to spend lots of money as i just had the major service done, EBC t/grooved and green pads have been recommended to me but i would like to know what you all think.
19 October 2004, 11:41 AM
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you will find rubbing the disks with some slightly warm cheese will stop you better that EBC green matey 
the disks aren't too bad depending on what you want to do, but green are really not suitable for a scoob. if its EBC you want then try the new redstuff ceramics.
you'll probs find more advice by doing a search, or at least looking in the forum entitled 'brakes'- which the mods will no doubt move this too pdq.
the disks aren't too bad depending on what you want to do, but green are really not suitable for a scoob. if its EBC you want then try the new redstuff ceramics.
you'll probs find more advice by doing a search, or at least looking in the forum entitled 'brakes'- which the mods will no doubt move this too pdq.
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black diamond stop you but leave sh1tloads of brake dust and squeal nicely after about 2000 miles.....make sure the are copper or better still silver slipped and buy a good alloy wheel cleaner!!!
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