Replacement brakes
Loads of threads about this in the search.
I bought discs all round from here...
http://www.brakeparts.co.uk/
and some Black Diamond Predator pads. Absolutely love them so far. WIll see how they are at Cadwell later in the year
I bought discs all round from here...
http://www.brakeparts.co.uk/
and some Black Diamond Predator pads. Absolutely love them so far. WIll see how they are at Cadwell later in the year
Ferodo DS2500 pads, discs from brakes international as per red s2000's link. I've had OEM's, cheap OEM 'quality' replacements, Porterfeild R4S, and the ferodos and the ferodos are by far the best for brake feel and stopping ability. They just don't fade, work from cold and aren't any more dusty than any of the others i've tried. Only down side is that they are a bit harder on discs than other pads.
I'm interested in investigating what the best thing to do is in terms of brakes.
I don't track my car but I still want equal or better brakes than the current OEM ones on mine.
With the current exchange rate, Hardtopguy must be an option at $80 per disc - that's
I don't track my car but I still want equal or better brakes than the current OEM ones on mine.
With the current exchange rate, Hardtopguy must be an option at $80 per disc - that's
[QUOTE=DaveB,Apr 26 2007, 10:50 PM] I'm interested in investigating what the best thing to do is in terms of brakes.
I don't track my car but I still want equal or better brakes than the current OEM ones on mine.
With the current exchange rate, Hardtopguy must be an option at $80 per disc - that's
I don't track my car but I still want equal or better brakes than the current OEM ones on mine.
With the current exchange rate, Hardtopguy must be an option at $80 per disc - that's
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