What brake pads for UK classic - good performance but good value?
26 September 2004, 09:04 PM
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What brake pads for UK classic - good performance but good value?
need to replace the front pads on the scoob, want to do it for cheap as possible but only with decent pads. So, what are decent pads for low money and where from? Oh and I still have the original 2 pot sh!tty brakes on unfortunately 
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26 September 2004, 11:56 PM
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Go for Red Stuff Ceramics from CAMSPORT on the net. Cheaper than OEM parts and a noticeable upgrade as well - Just put them on my 98 classic and have noticed an improvement and the pads and new EBC discs are still bedding in.
27 September 2004, 09:51 PM
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Try here. They beat everyone else by a mile and were friendly to boot. http://www.camsport.co.uk/. Pads are £59 and discs the £120 a pair - including VAT!!
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27 September 2004, 10:00 PM
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Thanks, was looking at their site at work this afternoon after doing a google for the pads id no, delivered the pads for my year for the front are £79.45 
Surprisingly not many places came up in the search, was really only this place and Scoobyworld which were about £2 more.
Will wait and see if I can find some 4 pots to upgrade to before I order the pads otherwise i'll get the pads from Camsport and hope they are a damn site better than the ones I have now!
Surprisingly not many places came up in the search, was really only this place and Scoobyworld which were about £2 more.Will wait and see if I can find some 4 pots to upgrade to before I order the pads otherwise i'll get the pads from Camsport and hope they are a damn site better than the ones I have now!
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so will make sure I order the right ones now!
28 September 2004, 11:03 PM
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try these mate they only stock the redstuff eramic so you know what you are getting.........
www.brakes4u.co.uk
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29 September 2004, 02:02 PM
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the only Red Stuff pads we stock are also the ceramic type. So far, nothing but excellent feedback on these pads.
Plenty in stock.
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Plenty in stock.
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29 September 2004, 06:41 PM
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Do the new ceramic pads come advertised as that on the box or not?
I have just bought some red stuff from another on-line dealer based 20 miles south of Glasgow and they have the same code DP3966.
Just wandering
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Simmo
I have just bought some red stuff from another on-line dealer based 20 miles south of Glasgow and they have the same code DP3966.
Just wandering
Thanks
Simmo
30 September 2004, 04:30 PM
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[QUOTE=Simmo2]Do the new ceramic pads come advertised as that on the box or not?
I have just bought some red stuff from another on-line dealer based 20 miles south of Glasgow and they have the same code DP3966.
Just wandering
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Simmo[/QUOTE
I also bought mine from Camsport excellent price and nice people.
The part n.o. on the box should be DP3966 C it must have the C or you have been done. C stands for Ceramic
I have just bought some red stuff from another on-line dealer based 20 miles south of Glasgow and they have the same code DP3966.
Just wandering
Thanks
Simmo[/QUOTE
I also bought mine from Camsport excellent price and nice people.
The part n.o. on the box should be DP3966 C it must have the C or you have been done. C stands for Ceramic
30 September 2004, 04:40 PM
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Thanks, yes been looking at the Red Stuff pads, whats the best price for a 96-98 model for the front pads? Found £71 so far on the web. Will do more looking tomorrow
quid plus vat
I must be due commision by know lads?
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30 September 2004, 05:16 PM
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Cheers, was going to order from them anyway but didn't know they were on special offer. Just called him, he was just closing but is calling me back tomorrow and will do them at the special offer price as its supposed to finish at the end of the month, ie today
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