Which brake pads?
20 October 2009, 04:45 PM
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Which brake pads?
Not sure if this falls into the " silly question " category or not.
On my MY04 STi i've got the usual brembo brake set up, the question i have is do i have to use brembo pads? or are there alternatives that i could use?
On my MY04 STi i've got the usual brembo brake set up, the question i have is do i have to use brembo pads? or are there alternatives that i could use?
20 October 2009, 04:59 PM
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Yea there are other pads, and they will be cheaper than the Brembo pad sold by the dealers.
My personal choice for an uprated pad would be the Ferodo DS2500, an excelent pad with good "cold" bite & a good fast road pad with no squealing. These pads work very well, & if bedded properly will be a great improvement over the std brembo pad.
My personal choice for an uprated pad would be the Ferodo DS2500, an excelent pad with good "cold" bite & a good fast road pad with no squealing. These pads work very well, & if bedded properly will be a great improvement over the std brembo pad.
20 October 2009, 06:21 PM
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Lots of different pad options, depending on how you use the car.
Best to call 01462 488244 for a chat and advice
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Best to call 01462 488244 for a chat and advice
AZTEC PERFORMANCE ONLINE STORE - WHOLESALE PRICES DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC
20 October 2009, 07:12 PM
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I can advise you on a suitable pad for your driving style , plenty of different makes and heat ranges to choose from , ranging from £50 to nearly £300 a set !
If you want to ring me on 01656 723060 , all I specialise in is brakes , nothing else , so will offer you the best possible advise
Cheers Ian
If you want to ring me on 01656 723060 , all I specialise in is brakes , nothing else , so will offer you the best possible advise
Cheers Ian
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After speaking with graham goode, roger clark motorsport and scooby clinic i was advised by all 3 to avoid EBC pads...was recommended ferodo 2500's as mentioned higher up, but were a bit pricey...so was told next best were mintex 1155's...so thats what i had fitted (only £78 pair)...only downside is cold bite not instant (bit of waming up needed)...but once up to temp, stop well 
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After speaking with graham goode, roger clark motorsport and scooby clinic i was advised by all 3 to avoid EBC pads...was recommended ferodo 2500's as mentioned higher up, but were a bit pricey...so was told next best were mintex 1155's...so thats what i had fitted (only £78 pair)...only downside is cold bite not instant (bit of waming up needed)...but once up to temp, stop well
Why did they say avoid them then mate,if you don't mind me asking?
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