Best Pads and Discs for 4 pots????
15 June 2001, 06:46 PM
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What are the best Pad and disc sets to buy for 4 pot calipers
Theres so many on the market EBC,Diamond,Tarox,Pagid......
Doing a couple of track days a year.....
What are you using,are they good?
Cheers
Darren
Theres so many on the market EBC,Diamond,Tarox,Pagid......
Doing a couple of track days a year.....
What are you using,are they good?
Cheers
Darren
15 June 2001, 11:40 PM
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Dazza, I haven't tried any of these, but, judging from feedback on this BBS, it's a choice between Pagid discs/pads (from ScoobySport) or Prodrive discs/pads (from your local Scooby dealer).
If that's not enough - and track days will push them to the limit - you'll need the full monty APR/Brembo/Prodrive conversion kit.
Richard.
If that's not enough - and track days will push them to the limit - you'll need the full monty APR/Brembo/Prodrive conversion kit.
Richard.
16 June 2001, 09:49 AM
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We are now supplying a 325mm x 30mm disc and bell kit , and a 335mmx 32mm disc and bell kit to use with the standard four pot calipers , We fitted a kit to a car this week to be used at Croft on friday , Ask Ceri who has them fitted for some feedback , I think he said Stef had tried them aswell , Cheers , Ian ,
16 June 2001, 10:01 AM
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I have fitted the pagid group N disk and blue pads from scoobysport after trashing my standard disks and mintex pads at Knockhill in March.
Tried them for the first on track at croft yesterday and they worked great. I was pushing hard in the afternoon and was doing about 12 lap sessions and they never went off once, they just seemed to get better as the day went on.
Checked them this morning and the discs are fine, no cracks or damage, although i have used up about 2/3rds the pad material.
If you dont want to go to the expense of a full brake kit i would recomended them.
Tried them for the first on track at croft yesterday and they worked great. I was pushing hard in the afternoon and was doing about 12 lap sessions and they never went off once, they just seemed to get better as the day went on.
Checked them this morning and the discs are fine, no cracks or damage, although i have used up about 2/3rds the pad material.
If you dont want to go to the expense of a full brake kit i would recomended them.
16 June 2001, 11:47 AM
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We have quite a few customers running round on pearlitic grey iron discs and Ferodo DS 4003 pads on the front. This set up seems to work pretty well, sensible dust, plenty of bite and track day friendly.
Maybe "Blue" can give us his response after his friday track day?... how did u get on Racing Jason?
Cheers
Paul (TSL Motorsport)
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