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Adi82
24-04-2009, 20:44
Anyone every tried the following brake discs.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RENAULT-CLIO-williams-GROOVED-BRAKE-DISCS-REAR-BEARINGS_W0QQitemZ170290893814QQcmdZViewItemQQptZU K_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item17029089 3814&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1683%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C 240%3A1318

Just was wondering before making the purchase!!

Justin..
24-04-2009, 21:00
good price i think for front and rear discs

schakal
24-04-2009, 21:11
good price i think for front and rear discs

plus the rear bearings :wink:

eternalife
24-04-2009, 21:48
I'm pretty sure GSF is cheaper - haven't got prices to hand though.

schakal
24-04-2009, 21:55
I'm pretty sure GSF is cheaper - haven't got prices to hand though.

do gsf sell grooved discs ??

eternalife
24-04-2009, 21:56
I'm pretty sure GSF is cheaper - haven't got prices to hand though.

do gsf sell grooved discs ??

Probably not. But sell rear discs and bearings which work 100% and for less.

schakal
24-04-2009, 23:27
I'm pretty sure GSF is cheaper - haven't got prices to hand though.

do gsf sell grooved discs ??

Probably not. But sell rear discs and bearings which work 100% and for less.

for standard stuff there are cheaper places than gsf .
grooved discs are always more expensive and they
work much better imo .

eternalife
24-04-2009, 23:44
I'm pretty sure GSF is cheaper - haven't got prices to hand though.

do gsf sell grooved discs ??

Probably not. But sell rear discs and bearings which work 100% and for less.

for standard stuff there are cheaper places than gsf .
grooved discs are always more expensive and they
work much better imo .

Rears?!?!?!?!?

schakal
25-04-2009, 00:12
Rears?!?!?!?!?

can get rears for 35quid delivered a pair , i think with gsf it will come
as close as double that amount . :?

eternalife
25-04-2009, 00:13
Rears?!?!?!?!?

can get rears for 35quid delivered a pair , i think with gsf it will come
as close as double that amount . :?

I meant grooved rears making a difference :lol:

schakal
25-04-2009, 00:17
[quote=eternalife]

Rears?!?!?!?!?

can get rears for 35quid delivered a pair , i think with gsf it will come
as close as double that amount . :?

I meant grooved rears making a difference :lol:[/quote

lololol :D
i guess they are mate ,thats my personal opinion btw after
being in a grooved disced 5 on the track :twisted:

eternalife
25-04-2009, 00:20
Rears?!?!?!?!?

can get rears for 35quid delivered a pair , i think with gsf it will come
as close as double that amount . :?

I meant grooved rears making a difference :lol:

lololol :D
i guess they are mate ,thats my personal opinion btw after
being in a grooved disced 5 on the track :twisted:

Depends if u went in the same car with ungrooved discs too ;)
and it is always hard to judge components as a passenger anyhow.

To Conclude IMO - stick to blank rears, doubt grooved rears will give any benefit. Gsf sell blank rear discs and bearings for a decent price.

col
25-04-2009, 12:22
Just purchased a set of front discs from my local "motor factor"......for..£40.45 inc vat...not drilled an not grooved...but theyll do the job.....from a company called "brake Engineering".....whoever they are............we,ll see how they are in10,000 miles :)

col
25-04-2009, 12:27
PS........the brake pads ill be using are a set of "kevlar-Sport".mxp426............If they dont put me through the windscreen nothin will! :lol:

webby
25-04-2009, 12:29
PS........the brake pads ill be using are a set of "kevlar-Sport".mxp426............If they dont put me through the windscreen nothin will! :lol:

got a supplier of these pads m8?? im in the proccess of buyin new pads. cheers

col
25-04-2009, 12:33
Hi webby, no im afraid i havent but when i was up the motor factors this mornin they said on monday they would put in a search for them...........as ive had these for a couple of years.Ill post you as soon as ive some info.

regards col

stevie_b
29-04-2009, 23:13
I bought some rear discs from those guys on Ebay. I thought it was a reasonable price including bearings and new nuts. Definitely a reputable seller as it all arrived the next day:

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j299/2stis/rear_corner2.jpg

MAXIBOY
29-04-2009, 23:55
i like grooved disc if just for keeping the pad area clean and glaze free..

they look great mate

col
30-04-2009, 07:25
Now watch em rust...... :lol: ......i hate it when they do that!

stevie_b
30-04-2009, 17:21
Yeah, both front and rear had brand new discs put on a few months ago and car is still laid up without an engine so I am watching them slowly turn orange :cry: Hopefully it is all surface stuff though so as soon as I get the thing back on the road it will all brush off within a few applications of the brakes. The good news is that all the time I spent removing and painting the rear beam, caliper carrier and brake disc protector seems to have been worthwhile as they still look like new, with no signs of rust, even though they have been exposed to the elements for a while now.

col
30-04-2009, 19:01
Yea Stevie, brake hard goin down the road,.........an watch the brown haze in your rear view mirror :lol:

queegan
01-05-2009, 12:05
i bought a set of these exact ones but keep lookin coz they do sell them cheeper than that got mine for £90 delivered with the bearings in aswell

MatBrown
01-05-2009, 19:48
I bought some rear discs from those guys on Ebay. I thought it was a reasonable price including bearings and new nuts. Definitely a reputable seller as it all arrived the next day:

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j299/2stis/rear_corner2.jpg

Are they not fitted the wrong way round?
I was always led to believe the grooves should channel the dust outwards.


Mat.

stevie_b
04-05-2009, 08:45
Are they not fitted the wrong way round?


No, I don't think so Mat. I've seen grooves used in both directions over the years but the key thing is on the vented ones you must get the internal vanes turning correctly for cooling as they are definitely 'handed'. So for the fronts this is definitely the correct way around:

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j299/2stis/ledas.jpg

I have just stuck the rears on to match the direction the grooves were in on those!

col
04-05-2009, 12:54
I wish mine had the studs on.......bugger to locate! :(