Advise on disc upgrade for MY99
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Advise on disc upgrade for MY99
Hi all
Just after some opinions on upgraded brake discs really. I know that a lot of it comes down to personal preference, but what front discs would people recommend?
I already have Ferodo DS2500 pads, so am now about to uprate the discs.
Basically what I'm after is the 'best' or rather the most aggressive set up I can achieve with the standard 4 pot calipers. They will be used for fast road and some 'light' track work.
Any thoughts would be great! Cheers
Dave.
Just after some opinions on upgraded brake discs really. I know that a lot of it comes down to personal preference, but what front discs would people recommend?
I already have Ferodo DS2500 pads, so am now about to uprate the discs.
Basically what I'm after is the 'best' or rather the most aggressive set up I can achieve with the standard 4 pot calipers. They will be used for fast road and some 'light' track work.
Any thoughts would be great! Cheers
Dave.
Last edited by Dave East; 21 April 2005 at 07:14 PM.
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If youve got 17'' wheels or larger I'd consider the Godspeed 335mm disc kit.
If you are running on standard 16'' - I've tried both the Pagid Group N+ grooved ones and the EBC turbo grooved/dimpled ones.
Found the pagids had loads of surface cracking on them and eventually cracked, EBC have been fine and not seen any cracks. They were cheaper too !
If you are running on standard 16'' - I've tried both the Pagid Group N+ grooved ones and the EBC turbo grooved/dimpled ones.
Found the pagids had loads of surface cracking on them and eventually cracked, EBC have been fine and not seen any cracks. They were cheaper too !
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I've got the Pagid Group N+ grooved discs. After some initial problems with judder (pagid blue pads), they've been fine for 2 years, approx 20k miles including one track day. No cracking etc. I'd recommend them.
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