need new pads and discs
03 March 2007, 08:22 AM
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Discs can be got from the dealers under warranty (I did 
) but they will insist on fitting new pads when they do them, even if you fitted better pads the day before. I told them not to talk daft and get on with it and they reluctantly did. I tried a few pads and preferred Ferodo DS2000 (now called DSPF I think). Mintex 1155 were very dirty and tended to squeal, and forget EBC Reds. Was going to try Pagid Blue on recommendation next but sold the car.
) but they will insist on fitting new pads when they do them, even if you fitted better pads the day before. I told them not to talk daft and get on with it and they reluctantly did. I tried a few pads and preferred Ferodo DS2000 (now called DSPF I think). Mintex 1155 were very dirty and tended to squeal, and forget EBC Reds. Was going to try Pagid Blue on recommendation next but sold the car.
03 March 2007, 09:01 AM
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i am on ebc red at the moment, so dont think it will be covered under warranty, and they do seem to of worn the discs a little, you are right, would not touch the reds again.
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03 March 2007, 09:17 AM
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If you are after a performance upgrade, check these Perfromance Friction brakes.....i can honestly say after driving my mates with them installed they are totally amazing!
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It looks like dynamix is sorting a group buy out aswell!
Look here.....
https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...es-up-job.html
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