brake advice
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Hi, posting this on behalf of a mate,
I have a MY00 subaru impreza turbo, my front discs and pads need replacing ASAP, ive been told to upgrade them from the OEM standard 1s, so ive done a bit of reseach and found that going for something like ferados or pagid RS4-2-1 brake pads and Tarox G88 brake disc's is a good choice, also goodridge braided brake lines and some dot 5.1 is a good choice, so any help and advice would be much appreciated?
Cheers,
Spanky.
I have a MY00 subaru impreza turbo, my front discs and pads need replacing ASAP, ive been told to upgrade them from the OEM standard 1s, so ive done a bit of reseach and found that going for something like ferados or pagid RS4-2-1 brake pads and Tarox G88 brake disc's is a good choice, also goodridge braided brake lines and some dot 5.1 is a good choice, so any help and advice would be much appreciated?
Cheers,
Spanky.
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Hi mate mintex do a really good brake fluid called blue line its got a much higher boiling point but still ok for everyday use.The 5.1 bit means nothing really if its boiling temp your interested in,give questmead a ring they will give you plenty of advice.
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Give Stockcar a bell http://www.asperformance.com/
He'll sort you out with decent advice and what you need.
Personally would not touch the Tarox G88, too many grooves to eat the pads.
Ferodo DS2500, Pagid RS4-2-1, Mintex 1144/1155 or EBC Redstuff Ceramics seem to be the pad of choice
He'll sort you out with decent advice and what you need.
Personally would not touch the Tarox G88, too many grooves to eat the pads.
Ferodo DS2500, Pagid RS4-2-1, Mintex 1144/1155 or EBC Redstuff Ceramics seem to be the pad of choice
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I have always found the Tarox massively aggressive on pads also. I have never really found any advantage in having more than 12 grooves.
As mentioned above speak to Alyn the resident brake expert
As mentioned above speak to Alyn the resident brake expert
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EBC PADS
The cheapest and most helpful people i have found is www.camsport.co.uk
They were delivered to my door the next day, tidy lads as well
They were delivered to my door the next day, tidy lads as well
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I had Tarox on my car. G88 + 1155 is ok, you can wear out 2 discs for one pad set If you push it really hard you can crack it. Second setup was metaceramic + OE 4pot. Expensive and can last max 10 000km and no warranty for this marketing product. So Iam not really fan for that Italian company...
I have Godspeed Brembo 308mm 16" kit and it is great.
If you have not enough money fot this, look for CTF grp. N disc + Pagid or DS2500. Not so goodlooking disc but strong and reliable.
I have Godspeed Brembo 308mm 16" kit and it is great.
If you have not enough money fot this, look for CTF grp. N disc + Pagid or DS2500. Not so goodlooking disc but strong and reliable.
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