Which brake pads?
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Which brake pads?
Guys,
Have bought some 4 pot front callipers form an STI for my 97 WRX. I have also bought the grooved vented 294mm discs.
What pads do you recomend? Obviously I need something to stand up to a good hammering but at the same time be good for normal road use. In other word Im not taking it on the track.
Not sure if the red stuff seems a bit heavy handed for my needs?
Cheers
Ben
Have bought some 4 pot front callipers form an STI for my 97 WRX. I have also bought the grooved vented 294mm discs.
What pads do you recomend? Obviously I need something to stand up to a good hammering but at the same time be good for normal road use. In other word Im not taking it on the track.
Not sure if the red stuff seems a bit heavy handed for my needs?
Cheers
Ben
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EBC Yellow Stuff mate.
I had Ferodo DS2500's before but have been far more impressed with the Yellow Stuff compound, they certainly give me a lot more confidence under heavy braking than the Ferodos ever did, and cheaper too.
With the Ferodos I had a few heartstopping moments when I thought I wouldn't stop in time; haven't had those since the switch.
Ultimately it depends how hard you drive it, but IMHO even a mildly modded WRX needs better brakes than the standard cr*p.
I had Ferodo DS2500's before but have been far more impressed with the Yellow Stuff compound, they certainly give me a lot more confidence under heavy braking than the Ferodos ever did, and cheaper too.
With the Ferodos I had a few heartstopping moments when I thought I wouldn't stop in time; haven't had those since the switch.
Ultimately it depends how hard you drive it, but IMHO even a mildly modded WRX needs better brakes than the standard cr*p.
Last edited by MrNoisy; 06 May 2009 at 09:05 AM.
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I have yellow stuff now and feel they're miles ahead of the Ferodos I had on before, and don't produce quite as much brake dust either. And cheaper by about £15 a set!
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