Rear barke pads ??
18 October 2002, 01:18 PM
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I am running Pagid blues on the front and standard OE types on the rear. No complaints at all.
I got my rears same place as the front - Alyn at AS Performance for £35.
To be honest though you should be able to get them from local car spares or Halfords for about the same money.
I got my rears same place as the front - Alyn at AS Performance for £35.
To be honest though you should be able to get them from local car spares or Halfords for about the same money.
18 October 2002, 01:35 PM
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I went to Halfords to get a price for rear pads for my MY97WRX, they quoted £45 and a 3 day wait, my local general parts comapny Camberly Auto Factors did the same Ferrodo pads of the shelf for £26.
20 October 2002, 10:29 AM
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I recently decided to uprate the rear pads because since I fitted the Godspeed 335mm disk conversion the car seemed a little unsettled under hard (
) braking.
So I fitted some Mintex 1144s as that is what I have at the front, the car now seems much more settled and 'sinks' rather than 'dives' when I stop hard.
As for cost, mine were £13! although they did have 300 miles on them (not that you could tell!).
Andrew...
[editted to say mine don't 'barke' although they do squeal a bit sometimes]
[Edited by AndrewC - 10/20/2002 10:33:57 AM]
) braking.So I fitted some Mintex 1144s as that is what I have at the front, the car now seems much more settled and 'sinks' rather than 'dives' when I stop hard.
As for cost, mine were £13! although they did have 300 miles on them (not that you could tell!).
Andrew...
[editted to say mine don't 'barke' although they do squeal a bit sometimes]
[Edited by AndrewC - 10/20/2002 10:33:57 AM]
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