Brake pads
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Brake pads
My brake pads are due for renewal and i was thinking of buy some ebc greenstuff pads just wondering if anyone has fitted any and what are they like.Or can anyone recommend any pads to me.My car is a MY01 wrx thanks steve
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I've just fitted Pagid 4.2.1 Blacks to my 03 WRX. Seem good so far but possibly too early to tell. They were recommended by Alyn at www.ASPerformance.com and cost about £140
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Originally Posted by burtysbugeye
My brake pads are due for renewal and i was thinking of buy some ebc greenstuff pads just wondering if anyone has fitted any and what are they like.Or can anyone recommend any pads to me.My car is a MY01 wrx thanks steve
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Ian.
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This may help...Dont go from the green stuff!
If you are after EBC Ceramics enquiries@ebcbrakesdirect.com
DP31210C (Brembo 4 pots) £75.91 (15% discount)
If you are after EBC Ceramics enquiries@ebcbrakesdirect.com
DP31210C (Brembo 4 pots) £75.91 (15% discount)
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Originally Posted by burtysbugeye
My brake pads are due for renewal and i was thinking of buy some ebc greenstuff pads just wondering if anyone has fitted any and what are they like.Or can anyone recommend any pads to me.My car is a MY01 wrx thanks steve
I've had Greenstuff pads, after being poorly advised by a "specialist" motorsport outfit.
If you enjoy anything approaching fast road driving, with the Greenstuffs fitted to the front of the car you should also equip youself with a spare pair of boxers, some spare pants and a good upholstery cleaner for your s#it stained seats. In other words, they're not good when used in anger, turning to butter after a couple of tricky corners.
In normal, day-to-day use they'll be fine, but they sullied my enjoyment of the car and dented my confidence until they were replaced.
Having tried OE pads, Pagid RS 4.2.1's, Greenstuffs and now Mintex 1155's, I'd recommend going for either the Pagid (good, but relatively expensive) or Mintex (equally good, but relatively inexpensive) pads. Ferodo DS2500's are also pretty good, from what I've heard. The only benefit the Greenstuffs offer is that they leave very little dust on your rims
My 00MY turbo is currently fitted with Mintex 1155 pads and Tarox G88 disks up front, Textar (the OEM branch of Mintex/Pagid) pads and std disks on the rear, Goodridge braided hoses all 'round and DOT3 AP Racing 551 fluid. Best set-up I've had so far, and I doubt you could do much better without replacing the standard callipers.
Better, expert advice can be had if you do a search, though.
Kev
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Originally Posted by Ian E
Think above part number is wrong - unless you have aftermarket brakes?
4 pot part number is DP31200C. £70 from CamSport on group buy
4 pot part number is DP31200C. £70 from CamSport on group buy
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