Part-Nr DS2500 Brake pads
03 February 2013, 07:59 PM
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Part-Nr DS2500 Brake pads
Hi,
need the part numbers for DS2500 brakepads and carbon lorraine rc6 pads.
I'm running 330mm 8 pot k-sports on a bugeye.
Could you help me
Cheers
Mike
need the part numbers for DS2500 brakepads and carbon lorraine rc6 pads.
I'm running 330mm 8 pot k-sports on a bugeye.
Could you help me
Cheers
Mike
04 February 2013, 07:20 AM
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Or have look on this option,cheaper option as above and performing well and for money,you can't go wrong with them
http://www.part-box.com/product_info...ducts_id=44415
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http://www.part-box.com/product_info...ducts_id=44415
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04 February 2013, 04:26 PM
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Thanks alot for the quick replys
My problem is that I live in germany. I don`t know what the postage will cost and how long it takes
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The other thing is to decide CL or Ferodo, for high speed and trackdays
For the nurburgring I only ever used ferodo´s but I used to race with bmw s.
I´ve got the orange (or red) pads in and I don´t like them for high speeding and I was in calafat and was disapointed. But maybe it´s just me not being a good driver
mike
My problem is that I live in germany. I don`t know what the postage will cost and how long it takes
.The other thing is to decide CL or Ferodo, for high speed and trackdays
For the nurburgring I only ever used ferodo´s but I used to race with bmw s.
I´ve got the orange (or red) pads in and I don´t like them for high speeding and I was in calafat and was disapointed. But maybe it´s just me not being a good driver
mike
04 February 2013, 05:38 PM
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Thanks alot for the quick replys
My problem is that I live in germany. I don`t know what the postage will cost and how long it takes.
The other thing is to decide CL or Ferodo, for high speed and trackdays
For the nurburgring I only ever used ferodo´s but I used to race with bmw s.
I´ve got the orange (or red) pads in and I don´t like them for high speeding and I was in calafat and was disapointed. But maybe it´s just me not being a good driver
mike
My problem is that I live in germany. I don`t know what the postage will cost and how long it takes
.The other thing is to decide CL or Ferodo, for high speed and trackdays
For the nurburgring I only ever used ferodo´s but I used to race with bmw s.
I´ve got the orange (or red) pads in and I don´t like them for high speeding and I was in calafat and was disapointed. But maybe it´s just me not being a good driver
mike
The couriers we use costs £19.50 and its a 2 day service to Germany , out of your two choices of pads I would say the CL pads are the better performing ones , but will be dustier
Cheers Ian
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Or have look on this option,cheaper option as above and performing well and for money,you can't go wrong with them
http://www.part-box.com/product_info...ducts_id=44415
Jura
http://www.part-box.com/product_info...ducts_id=44415
Jura
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