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14 October 2005, 10:19 PM
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no comparison Martin...............bit lke comparing chalk and cheese..............lol.....................
the 19 will have far more 'bite', temp ability and o/all friction.............
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the 19 will have far more 'bite', temp ability and o/all friction.............
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14 October 2005, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by stockcar
no comparison Martin...............bit lke comparing chalk and cheese..............lol.....................
the 19 will have far more 'bite', temp ability and o/all friction.............
alyn
the 19 will have far more 'bite', temp ability and o/all friction.............
alyn
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15 October 2005, 08:31 AM
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dependant on application, yes...............however, life, friction, etc. are far exceeded over ds2500 so "value for money" is probs similiar............
depends on the use you are intending and your driving style as this will affect your choice (in an ideal world) more than cost diff..........
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depends on the use you are intending and your driving style as this will affect your choice (in an ideal world) more than cost diff..........
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18 October 2005, 09:13 PM
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rs19 is the "endurance" style pad range.....................after further development they have managed to get similiar (if not more) life and more friction o/all from a variation of rs19.........this is now rs29!!
they do both types side by side due to people having differing preferences on how the pad bites and how easy it is to modulate (the rs29 being the more aggressive of the two)
hope this helps, alyn
they do both types side by side due to people having differing preferences on how the pad bites and how easy it is to modulate (the rs29 being the more aggressive of the two)
hope this helps, alyn
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right after a good weekend giving them a good thrashing I can say those rs29s are good - dunno why they say they the 29s are agressive - I found they needed a fair push to get some decent stopping power - but they were very consistent, no softening at all, even with use that would melt the ds2500s - good when cold too - recommended
20 October 2005, 08:50 AM
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"aggressive" in relation to rs19.............and the "people" that generally had this opinion were leading teams in the 24hr Le Mans event, they might know a little about their cars needs!! LOL.................
did you bed them in correctly as they should have almost instant pedal response, either that or you may have poor fluid due to age or over-use??
certainly will be far more responsive than say the ds2500 you have used before
alyn
did you bed them in correctly as they should have almost instant pedal response, either that or you may have poor fluid due to age or over-use??
certainly will be far more responsive than say the ds2500 you have used before
alyn
20 October 2005, 03:05 PM
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I gave the same weekend test 
to EBC Yellow's in my AP's as Warrenm2 & they to performed excellently. Good cold bite, I may even leave them in rather than putting my redstuff ceramics back.
Simon
to EBC Yellow's in my AP's as Warrenm2 & they to performed excellently. Good cold bite, I may even leave them in rather than putting my redstuff ceramics back.Simon
20 October 2005, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by simo
I gave the same weekend test to EBC Yellow's in my AP's as Warrenm2 & they to performed excellently. Good cold bite, I may even leave them in rather than putting my redstuff ceramics back.
Simon
to EBC Yellow's in my AP's as Warrenm2 & they to performed excellently. Good cold bite, I may even leave them in rather than putting my redstuff ceramics back.Simon
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03 November 2005, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by crusher
Alyn, what are your prices for the ds2500 and rs 29 pads for 2004sti?
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03 November 2005, 11:18 PM
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sorry guys but it isn't politically correct for me to post prices on here (read i'm not allowedf!!)........................
if any one needs specific help, please email or call me and i'll sort for you
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if any one needs specific help, please email or call me and i'll sort for you
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04 November 2005, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by stockcar
sorry guys but it isn't politically correct for me to post prices on here (read i'm not allowedf!!)........................
if any one needs specific help, please email or call me and i'll sort for you
alyn
if any one needs specific help, please email or call me and i'll sort for you
alyn
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