uk sti brakes
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uk sti brakes
my discs and pads need replacing on my uk sti and i just wanted a bit of advice in choosing the best discs and pads as there is so many to choose from.
R black diamond and EBC any good as they show up a lot on various websites?
cheers
R black diamond and EBC any good as they show up a lot on various websites?
cheers
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this is about the cheapest brembo disc i can find Brembo Sport Front Brake discs for Subaru - larkspeed.com although a slotted option is better if you do track days as drilled can crack between the holes if you really push them hard.
godspeed do a couple of options for brembo disc at very good prices aswell, well worth a look
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I've just spent the last two weeks working out exactly the same as you. Standard Brembo Discs and pads needed replacing.
After talking to loads of people, I ended up with Godspeed's Two piece Discs and Performance Friction Pads.
Should all be fitted for next weeks tunnel run and I'll let you know how I get on....
After talking to loads of people, I ended up with Godspeed's Two piece Discs and Performance Friction Pads.
Should all be fitted for next weeks tunnel run and I'll let you know how I get on....
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PF pads are great, not doubting their stopping ability, but i was under the impression that you really need to keep on top of cleaning your wheels to avoid the dust getting baked on?
taking a look at mocom/zaks car a while ago and the wheels were properly ingrained with dust (if i've got it wrong and he doesn't use PF then apologies!!)
for me this is not something i can be arsed with, std brakes are fine for me and my driving. guess it's all down to what you use the car for and how often you clean it, lol
taking a look at mocom/zaks car a while ago and the wheels were properly ingrained with dust (if i've got it wrong and he doesn't use PF then apologies!!)
for me this is not something i can be arsed with, std brakes are fine for me and my driving. guess it's all down to what you use the car for and how often you clean it, lol
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i've got the brembo drilled discs with ferodo ds2500, standard discs on the rear with ds2500. i find this set up very good and a lot better than oe discs and pads as you'd expect.
But i do think if i where to track that they would get too hot, if it were me and cost wasn't that much of a problem it would be PF discs with ds2500 for me.
HTH
Aaron
P.S that price on discs in the link from hoskib is pretty good, i paid £249 from scoobyworld.
But i do think if i where to track that they would get too hot, if it were me and cost wasn't that much of a problem it would be PF discs with ds2500 for me.
HTH
Aaron
P.S that price on discs in the link from hoskib is pretty good, i paid £249 from scoobyworld.
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i've got the brembo drilled discs with ferodo ds2500, standard discs on the rear with ds2500. i find this set up very good and a lot better than oe discs and pads as you'd expect.
But i do think if i where to track that they would get too hot, if it were me and cost wasn't that much of a problem it would be PF discs with ds2500 for me.
HTH
Aaron
P.S that price on discs in the link from hoskib is pretty good, i paid £249 from scoobyworld.
But i do think if i where to track that they would get too hot, if it were me and cost wasn't that much of a problem it would be PF discs with ds2500 for me.
HTH
Aaron
P.S that price on discs in the link from hoskib is pretty good, i paid £249 from scoobyworld.
AVOID EBC PADS AT ALL COST'S !!!!
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Just replaced the front disc's&pad's on my 02 sti,with godspeed disc's&ds2500.very happy with these much better performance than origanals,not had any brake dust prob's,but only done 250mile's on this set up.
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When the pads needed changing on my 03STI I put on EBC Redstuff pads.
I found them fine, as good if not marginally better than the oe ones previously fitted, but then I am not a 'braker'
I found them fine, as good if not marginally better than the oe ones previously fitted, but then I am not a 'braker'
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