Have I got the right Mintex Pads??
22 November 2002, 08:09 PM
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I have brought some Mintex 1155 pads for the Scooby. They will be used with new Grp N discs.
I have the following part number for the Mintex:
MDB1647M1155
Is the above part number right??
Also I have the Goodridge Brake Lines:
ZZEG0230-004
Is the above correct for the lines?
I want to make sure, cos I dont want my mechanic to start work on the car, then find out the parts are wrong.
I have the following part number for the Mintex:
MDB1647M1155
Is the above part number right??
Also I have the Goodridge Brake Lines:
ZZEG0230-004
Is the above correct for the lines?
I want to make sure, cos I dont want my mechanic to start work on the car, then find out the parts are wrong.
23 November 2002, 01:43 AM
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1155's are hard road/track day pads, so if thats what you were after you`ve got the right pad 
I had 1144`s but they weren't hard enough for me(faded when hot), going for the Ferodo 2500`s next
Rich.
I had 1144`s but they weren't hard enough for me(faded when hot), going for the Ferodo 2500`s next
Rich.
23 November 2002, 05:13 AM
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Vinesh....correct on both counts.
Mintex 1155's are perfect for fast road/ track needing very little warm up....
Mintex dedicated track pads are 1166's or one step further at 1166 F's
I must admit I was always adamant on Ferodo DS2500 (equal to 1155's) or DS3000 (track use only) but I found they didn't last as long as Mintex...i.e; Ferodo = 2 trackdays compared to Mintex @ 3 trackdays
Mintex 1155's are perfect for fast road/ track needing very little warm up....
Mintex dedicated track pads are 1166's or one step further at 1166 F's
I must admit I was always adamant on Ferodo DS2500 (equal to 1155's) or DS3000 (track use only) but I found they didn't last as long as Mintex...i.e; Ferodo = 2 trackdays compared to Mintex @ 3 trackdays
23 November 2002, 07:01 AM
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Cheers.
I wanted DS2500, but there is a couple of days wait and I need the pads for Monday. Plus I got the Mintex very cheap.
Is the part number correct for the Mintex, only reason asking is because on GGR website the part number refers to STi V3/4.
I wanted DS2500, but there is a couple of days wait and I need the pads for Monday. Plus I got the Mintex very cheap.
Is the part number correct for the Mintex, only reason asking is because on GGR website the part number refers to STi V3/4.
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23 November 2002, 09:45 AM
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I think for the four pots you need MDB1416 -- they look like this:
At least, that's what I got.
Mintex have a good product database at www.mintex.co.uk
At least, that's what I got.
Mintex have a good product database at www.mintex.co.uk
23 November 2002, 08:42 PM
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The part number of the Goodridge hose kit for a classic shape is SSU0201-4P. For my car, an Impreza MY01 WRX, the part number for the hose kit is SSU0500-4P.
Hope this helps
Regards
Steve
Hope this helps
Regards
Steve
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