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canelloni
16-06-2010, 09:34
Time to swap the pads was wondering what make to go for
Time to swap the pads was wondering what make to go for
Well....I have Ferodo Ds2500 at the moment. Not too bad with the brake dust and good stopping power. Mintex are also good, squealed a lot on the valver though.
Carbonne Lorraines are very good too, but eat discs...just ask Ronee :lol:
LEIGH-ANNE
16-06-2010, 11:23
How much are the freedos :wink:
How much are the freedos :wink:
;)
freedos lol....not free sadly!
http://www.yozzasport.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=ferodo_ds2500_brake_pads_front _renault_clio_williams_16v
I am sure you can get them cheaper off someone though knowing you LA!
Clio-Girl
16-06-2010, 12:26
Time to swap the pads was wondering what make to go for
Carbonne Lorraines are very good too, but eat discs...just ask Ronee :lol:
haha just so you know my new discs are being eaten as well quite badly, but hey ho my brakes are awesome :lol:
Aye, well them Carbonnes scare me a bit with my near-mint alloys. The ferodos have been pretty decent on the brake dust and debris side of things, quite impressed actually!
canelloni
16-06-2010, 17:05
Minted £32. Ferrodo. £43. Are they worth the extra
canelloni
16-06-2010, 20:34
Local motor factors
stevie_b
17-06-2010, 12:25
Pagid RS29s are definitely the best pads I have come across to date. Not sure whether they do them in standard Clio fitment though.
Carbonne Lorraines are very good too, but eat discs...just ask Ronee :lol:
they have to eat discs in order to stop you though .
the faster they eat the faster they stop , no ?
stevie_b
17-06-2010, 12:33
Did some digging and can't find the RS29s listed for the Williams anywhere I'm afraid. They do sell the RS4-2s though, which before the RS29s I found pretty good:
http://www.pagid-brake-pads.co.uk/product-list.php?md=181
fonk me :shock: :shock:
they are not cheap are they .
LEIGH-ANNE
17-06-2010, 14:56
fonk me :shock: :shock:
they are not cheap are they .
No.
No.
I want excellent brakes when it comes to doing mine. Like proper head in the windscreen hard braking :wink:
fair play ^^
but i also need to keep my kidney intact (sold 1 on ebay last year ) :?
i agree standard pads are no good for track though , mine disentagrated
after 2 track days and my car is not the fastest on planet either :shock:
Clio-Girl
17-06-2010, 15:50
fonk me :shock: :shock:
they are not cheap are they .
No.
No.
I want excellent brakes when it comes to doing mine. Like proper head in the windscreen hard braking :wink:
thats what mine are like, just very messy is the only downside, buying brand new silver wheels wasnt my best idea :(
LEIGH-ANNE
17-06-2010, 17:37
Why u think i bought black wheels :wink:
16v_paddy
17-06-2010, 18:05
Get them painted gloss black :wink: you know gloss black wheels on a proper coloured car look amazing
Clio-Girl
18-06-2010, 10:23
Why u think i bought black wheels :wink:
unfortunatly im not blessed with intelligence and common sense!!
i spent a bloody hour cleaning them after the trackday last night as they were disgusting, thats an hour of my life i wont get back :lol:
fair play ^^
but i also need to keep my kidney intact (sold 1 on ebay last year ) :?
i agree standard pads are no good for track though , mine disentagrated
after 2 track days and my car is not the fastest on planet either :shock:
I've ran standard pads on my track car for the last 3 years and never changed them, and i abuse them quite a lot! brakes feel very sharp indeed and did a 15 minute track day session last year. still going strong lol
my car is light as **** though so thats probably why they feel so good
Get them painted gloss black :wink: you know gloss black wheels on a proper coloured car look amazing
Matt black ftw tbh!
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