New Brembo Discs for STI? - Opinions Please
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New Brembo Discs for STI? - Opinions Please
Anyone using the "new" Brembo Discs on a 2002 - Sti?
I am looking to change from my EBC discs and redstuff pads that have now been on for 3.5 yrs!
I saw these advertised on Scoobyworld... see link..
Brakes : Subaru Impreza Brembo Drilled Brake Discs
I was wondering what the general view of these discs were and what pads people are using on them... I got the EBC's as they were low on dust and I don't drive / brake hard !
cheers
Andy
I am looking to change from my EBC discs and redstuff pads that have now been on for 3.5 yrs!
I saw these advertised on Scoobyworld... see link..
Brakes : Subaru Impreza Brembo Drilled Brake Discs
I was wondering what the general view of these discs were and what pads people are using on them... I got the EBC's as they were low on dust and I don't drive / brake hard !
cheers
Andy
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Andy you say you are not braking hard or maybe not pushing the brakes as much as some!! Do you really need to go for drilled discs?? After all they are not cheap.Must say they do look good though
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I would of thought that solid discs are better on dust as they are not so abrasive as grooved or drilled. It is the pad compound that makes the dust. I have Black diamond fast track on mine they are better than the Brembo pads for dust but not by much!! good performance though
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xspec.co.uk give them a bell, i paid about 300 quid cash for a full set front/rear groved,i use them on the brembo pads and never once had brake fade and have really good stopping power. i used them red stuff for 6 months and put the pads in the bin they scored the old discs and faded all the time . only use brembo pads now
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I would stay away from drilled discs as they can end up cracking around the holes , more so if you use a good pad and drive the car hard.
I am offering some good deals on discs and pads in my group buy , see here for details https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html
The deals for your car are-
2001 onwards STi
326mm fronts for the Brembo calipers = £145 a pair
316mm rears for 2 pot brembo calipers = £165 a pair
Our 326mm 2 piece discs and bells £295 a pair
these are available in 5 x 100 and 5 x 114 PCD
Pads per axle set
Mintex Extreme £75 a set
Ferodo DS2500's £140 a set
Cheers Ian
I would stay away from drilled discs as they can end up cracking around the holes , more so if you use a good pad and drive the car hard.
I am offering some good deals on discs and pads in my group buy , see here for details https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html
The deals for your car are-
2001 onwards STi
326mm fronts for the Brembo calipers = £145 a pair
316mm rears for 2 pot brembo calipers = £165 a pair
Our 326mm 2 piece discs and bells £295 a pair
these are available in 5 x 100 and 5 x 114 PCD
Pads per axle set
Mintex Extreme £75 a set
Ferodo DS2500's £140 a set
Cheers Ian
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to be fair that is a good price,and would go for either brembo pads or Ferodo DS2500's the later are probably a better pad.never been keen on the mintex pad every set i have had i got lots of brake dust and squeal at low speed, but not as bad as those dreadful redstuff lol
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i have those brembo drilled discs with ferodo ds2500 on my car, no sign of cracking and i find this setup works brilliantly i also have ds2500 pads with original discs on the rear.
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