brake pads
24 March 2009, 10:34 PM
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all depends on how much you want to spend
ranging from 26 bucks and up
i managed to buy a set all round for 65 bucks.They were mintex an jurid
lots of brake dust but very good pads(not white wheel club fitment)
ranging from 26 bucks and up
i managed to buy a set all round for 65 bucks.They were mintex an jurid
lots of brake dust but very good pads(not white wheel club fitment)
24 March 2009, 10:48 PM
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Sounds good..bin an expensive start to the year with MOT, TAX, personal plate, cambelt service, lifetime tracker subscription....
Waiting for my wallet to recover before hitting it again with brake pads and a pair of front boots
Waiting for my wallet to recover before hitting it again with brake pads and a pair of front boots
24 March 2009, 11:09 PM
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cheers vc my m8 that's doing the work said that there were some mintex pads that are good but he couldn't remember the other name for them perhaps these are the ones i'll do some ringing around for prices tomoz
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26 March 2009, 11:53 AM
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well guys been in touch with ian @godspeed bit the bullet and went the whole hog getting ds2500 pads all round and drilled /grooved discs all round so she should be sorted for a good while cheers all for the advice
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