Front pads - which ones for standard 4 pots?
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Hi all
Car was serviced this morning. Pads have less than 1000 miles left in 'em. I don't really want Subaru pads as I feel I could do better for the money.
Recommendations for any good road pads that insurers won't poop themselves about (ie I don't want "non-road use" pads)
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Nick.
Car was serviced this morning. Pads have less than 1000 miles left in 'em. I don't really want Subaru pads as I feel I could do better for the money.
Recommendations for any good road pads that insurers won't poop themselves about (ie I don't want "non-road use" pads)
Cheers,
Nick.
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Just fitted Ferrodo DS2500. Std Subaru pads have been on back order for weeks would you believe! - now coming into stock
Feel the same as OEM and should be more resistant to fade without warping the disks - allegedly - too early to tell
Feel the same as OEM and should be more resistant to fade without warping the disks - allegedly - too early to tell
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Nick,
I've read on here somewhere that the nissan 200 sx,later models have the same pads as the 4 pot scoob and they are a lot cheaper,maybe worth looking in to.
Paul
I've read on here somewhere that the nissan 200 sx,later models have the same pads as the 4 pot scoob and they are a lot cheaper,maybe worth looking in to.
Paul
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If you want "standard" pads, then Partco sold me some Mintex pads that I have been very pleased with for £30ish. They were for Subaru 4 pots and Nissan 300ZX I think. They are a bit dusty, but they seem to stop well.
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we supply a range of O.E spec pads or PAGID "fast road" pads depending on use - however none of these applications compete head on if you want the ultimate stopping power of competition type materials
alyn - as performance
alyn - as performance
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Hi Alyn, drop me a mail with options if you don't mind. I just want cheap and cheerful as I'm not hard on my brakes. I've just gone through my first set in 3 years, 30k miles, so that seems to suggest I'm not in great need of huge upgrades
Mintex sounds like a viable option too, thanks for that
Ta,
Nick
Mintex sounds like a viable option too, thanks for that
Ta,
Nick
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