EBC TGD
24 December 2002, 11:53 AM
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IMHO they are rubbish. EBC are cheap and you get what you pay for. I had the new style TGD fitted with redstuff pads. The redstuff were also next to useless. When they wore out after 3 months and about 4k miles 
I replaced them with DS2500 pads which are just in another league. Trouble is, now the pads are far better than the discs and so the discs didn't cope too well and warped. All bedding in etc followed to the letter.
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I replaced them with DS2500 pads which are just in another league. Trouble is, now the pads are far better than the discs and so the discs didn't cope too well and warped. All bedding in etc followed to the letter.My 2p
24 December 2002, 12:59 PM
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I am using tgd disks and pagid blue pads on my legacy, much better than the mintex 1144's and brembo gpn disks i had.....although it wouldn't be hard to better that set up! I notice that ebc have issued a press release sayingbthatey have a new compoung greenstuff specially for the scooby....maybe manufacturers do listen to joe public then!
26 December 2002, 12:33 PM
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Kuwaiti,
Don't use RedStuff on the scoob - IMHO its useless. Failed to stop the car from cold, fade when they are hot and pad life was appalling. Replaced with Ferodo DS2500 - a different league of pad!
Cheers
Neil.
Don't use RedStuff on the scoob - IMHO its useless. Failed to stop the car from cold, fade when they are hot and pad life was appalling. Replaced with Ferodo DS2500 - a different league of pad!
Cheers
Neil.
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