Changing Pads On The STi7
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Changing Pads On The STi7
OK guys, probably been done before but we don't have the benefit of search at the minute. I want to have a go at changing all the pads on the car and replacing them with something more trustworthy than the standard pads.
First question is - what pads do I go for? My braking style is one where if I step on the pedal I want to feel the braking result immediately, consistently, securely,time after time. I don't get the level of confidence that I'm looking for with the current OEM pads.
Second question is - how easy/difficult a job is this to do and what are the pitfalls to watch out for?
I have changed pads before but its been years since I got my hands dirty. Sensible advice welcome.
Cheers
WB
First question is - what pads do I go for? My braking style is one where if I step on the pedal I want to feel the braking result immediately, consistently, securely,time after time. I don't get the level of confidence that I'm looking for with the current OEM pads.
Second question is - how easy/difficult a job is this to do and what are the pitfalls to watch out for?
I have changed pads before but its been years since I got my hands dirty. Sensible advice welcome.
Cheers
WB
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It took about quater of an hour a side (front only)
Ferodo part no FRP3067 brought them from Scoobymania £110.53 +VAT & del
wasn't that impressed with them as it 3 attempts to get them
Kev
It took about quater of an hour a side (front only)
Ferodo part no FRP3067 brought them from Scoobymania £110.53 +VAT & del
wasn't that impressed with them as it 3 attempts to get them
Kev
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