Matt_F

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recently bought my 1st scooby and the pads are a bit low all round

now ideally i would have liked to have done a bigger brake upgrade, but funds wont stretch that far atm, as wedding venue deposit comes 1st,lol

seen on godspeed the kevlar fast road pads for front and rear at a total cost of around £140

seen other kevlars on other sites as well and range in price

question is are they really the same or are each sellers pads slightly different?

would you recommend different pads than these. car is a daily driver but do a max of 5k miles a yr and kinda on a budget of £150 max for all 4 pads

cheers

Godspeed Brakes

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Hi
We have better deals for members on here , I can supply you our front and rear kevlar pads for £95 inc vat and delivery.

We have plenty of these in stock for a next day delivery

Cheers Ian
01656 723060

his-n-her-scoobs

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And they are well worth the money. Havn't managed to get my 4 pot front, ventilated rear set to fade yet, and I've tried LOL Work from cold too, not too dusty and not too noisy either.

Excellent value for money and huge improvement over standard

alcazar

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Godspeed.........all the way.

Matt_F

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cheers ian, might be in touch, need to check properly how much life mine have left in them 1st

they are for an 03 sti with gold brembo's

stockcar

for roughly your budget you'll get a set of Performance Friction Z-rated pads............best option for the Brembo's IMO at that sort of budget and will easily outperform the Kevlar or anything else at this level

alyn

alcazar

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What are they like for dust, Alyn? My Kevlar ones are VERY good.

Godspeed Brakes

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I disagree , I had the Z rated pads in my car for all of a week and took them out , they were poor normal driving as they felt wooden , both me and my Mrs on two separate occasions nearly went up the 4rse of cars in traffic as it didn't want to stop.
For every day drivers , who like to give there cars some stick now and again the kevlars are what I would fit.

And are half the price of the PF pads.

stockcar

we'll have to disagree then Ian as i can only go by my experience and findings but never had any issue with cold bite apart from if they aren't "bedded" aggressively enough...........

each to their own as it can be a very subjective thing

alyn

bluedave

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Hi Ian I've got your 335 kit on my '02 bugeye WRX with refurbed original 4&2 pots, from memory I think the pads are modified Jaguar pads? Anyhow what are my options for new pads?

Cheers,
Dave

Godspeed Brakes

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Just about everything , Kevlar , DS2500 , blue and orangestuff ect ,

bluedave

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I only see bluestuff and Kevlar on your website. Any links to reviews?

Berks-Jack

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Are these a new compound that ebc are making?

Where in the range do they fit?

Godspeed Brakes

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The are the newest compound from EBC and there best to date , where some real hardcore drivers were cooking the bluestuff , EBC took notice and developed a new compound to cope , and they are coping really well , the only report I have seen with negative reviews is from a GT-R owner who is known for being a track animal , and although he didn't have any fading issues , he did go through a set of pads using a full tank in one session in silverstone !

Good review here

http://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.php?t=388655

These pads will be added to my website this weekend , and we will be offering them in deals with discs on here this weekend.

I did put a thread up about them a month ago on here

https://www.scoobynet.com/trader-ann...-in-stock.html

Cheers Ian