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21 April 2013, 07:17 PM
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They are yes. This is the 2nd set i've bought and you cant fault the quality and stopping power from these discs.
Only difference from my last set was that previously i had the DS2500's which were good but creates to much dust.
Hopefully the bluestuff will work abit better.
Only difference from my last set was that previously i had the DS2500's which were good but creates to much dust.
Hopefully the bluestuff will work abit better.
that will feel a lot different when you press your foot down I bet 
21 April 2013, 07:40 PM
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I dont know if the kit price alters between classic and blobeye, Ian godney would be best to advise on the price.
As i already had the bells, it does make it abit cheaper when renewing, though discs are 295 and with the pads from the aston martin db7 slightly altered for a subaru 4pot is 145.
I cant wait to try Si, got to bed them in first but they should bite abit more giving quicker stopping response though not to lock up being no ABS.
As i already had the bells, it does make it abit cheaper when renewing, though discs are 295 and with the pads from the aston martin db7 slightly altered for a subaru 4pot is 145.
I cant wait to try Si, got to bed them in first but they should bite abit more giving quicker stopping response though not to lock up being no ABS.
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I found the EBC Bluestuff to be excellent pads, they are not too dusty especially compared to the DS2500 which I found to be wooden and you only needed to touch the pedal for the wheels (ok they were white) to be covered in dust.
The EBC Orangestuff on the other hand are dustier than the Bluestuff, brilliant pads which are better than the Blue (not a massive difference though) and inspire late braking but you can see it all over your wheels.
I am sure you will find the Bluestuff to be a much better pad than the DS2500 and once bedded in you will be very pleased with how they work.
The EBC Orangestuff on the other hand are dustier than the Bluestuff, brilliant pads which are better than the Blue (not a massive difference though) and inspire late braking but you can see it all over your wheels.
I am sure you will find the Bluestuff to be a much better pad than the DS2500 and once bedded in you will be very pleased with how they work.
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I dont know if the kit price alters between classic and blobeye, Ian godney would be best to advise on the price.
As i already had the bells, it does make it abit cheaper when renewing, though discs are 295 and with the pads from the aston martin db7 slightly altered for a subaru 4pot is 145.
As i already had the bells, it does make it abit cheaper when renewing, though discs are 295 and with the pads from the aston martin db7 slightly altered for a subaru 4pot is 145.
21 April 2013, 10:42 PM
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Went for this kit on mine and it was fantastic value for money!
Big bonus that Ian is always very helpful!
Those bells looked like they came up well mate, bet you went through some anosol and cloths!! Hoped you saved one for your exhaust on Sat
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