matty
06-04-2009, 10:29
Whilst failing the MOT on rear brake efficiency which I think is down to bias valve as same thing happened last year, I had advisories on front and rear pads.
Rear pads were new last year so that is abnormal wear and must be down to bias valve as calipers and cables are not that old.
Not sure if fronts are because they are Wilwood asnd so have less pad material than normal caliper pads.
If replacing, the Wilwood forged from group buy seems to use a 7112 type which seems to have a depth of 2.38 yet the normal Dynalite caliper uses a pad with 2.58 depth. Can the 2.58 be used instead of the 2.38?
I am looking at Mintex M1144 on Raldes:
Wilwood Dynalite 4-Pot Mintex Pads M1144
[MDB1796/M114]
Rear pads were new last year so that is abnormal wear and must be down to bias valve as calipers and cables are not that old.
Not sure if fronts are because they are Wilwood asnd so have less pad material than normal caliper pads.
If replacing, the Wilwood forged from group buy seems to use a 7112 type which seems to have a depth of 2.38 yet the normal Dynalite caliper uses a pad with 2.58 depth. Can the 2.58 be used instead of the 2.38?
I am looking at Mintex M1144 on Raldes:
Wilwood Dynalite 4-Pot Mintex Pads M1144
[MDB1796/M114]