Brake pads
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Hi
What is the most used brake pads for road?
Ebc greenstuf or the black stuff?
Cheers
What is the most used brake pads for road?
Ebc greenstuf or the black stuff?
Cheers
- Dieschelan
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I personally wouldn't use either of them on my car. A good standard top brand like Mintex or Ferodo will be much better. If you want the top stuff, and want to do the occasional trackday, then Mintex M171, or Ferodo DS 2500.. Expensive, but the best .
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- elans3
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elans3 wrote:I personally wouldn't use either of them on my car. A good standard top brand like Mintex or Ferodo will be much better. If you want the top stuff, and want to do the occasional trackday, then Mintex M171, or Ferodo DS 2500.. Expensive, but the best .
DS 2500! Absolutely, wouldn't use anything else.
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Mazzini - Coveted Fifth Gear
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I think the problem are in the rear. There aren’t many alternatives…
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- Dieschelan
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In that case,if you're using a very good pad in the front, (which does most of your braking), then a good standard pad like a Ferodo, Girling or Mintex will be fine in the rear.
I'd advise not to use Green Stuff.
I'd advise not to use Green Stuff.
Current :- Elan S3 DHC SE S/S 1968,
1963 Alfa Giulia Ti Super Rep.
Previous :-
Elan S3 DHC SE SS 1968,
Elan S3 DHC S/E 1966
Elan S3 FHC Pre-Airflow 1966
1963 Alfa Giulia Ti Super Rep.
Previous :-
Elan S3 DHC SE SS 1968,
Elan S3 DHC S/E 1966
Elan S3 FHC Pre-Airflow 1966
- elans3
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yellow stuff okay
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Find out where the limits are, and start from there
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As some who, since an abdominal operation 40 year ago, has no belly button I tentatively offer this as fact. Mintex 1144 pads transformed the braking on my both my Elan S2 and Westfield 7 when they replaced EBC.
Vernon
Vernon
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Alfa Romeo Alfetta Berlina 1974
Westfield 7SE
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Westfield 7SE
- quaybook
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quaybook wrote:As some who, since an abdominal operation 40 year ago, has no belly button I tentatively offer this as fact. Mintex 1144 pads transformed the braking on my both my Elan S2 and Westfield 7 when they replaced EBC.
Vernon
And that's without a servo Vernon?
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quaybook wrote:As some who, since an abdominal operation 40 year ago, has no belly button I tentatively offer this as fact. Mintex 1144 pads transformed the braking on my both my Elan S2 and Westfield 7 when they replaced EBC.
Vernon
Where do you collect the fluff?
Graeme
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S4 SE
S2 GTS
Caterham 420R
Sold - Peterson JPS Exige
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661 wrote:quaybook wrote:As some who, since an abdominal operation 40 year ago, has no belly button I tentatively offer this as fact. Mintex 1144 pads transformed the braking on my both my Elan S2 and Westfield 7 when they replaced EBC.
Vernon
Where do you collect the fluff?
I was wondering that as well...
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