Good brake setup for track?

[Justin..]

maybe i have 2000's then cos i got them from ebay for that price my mistake 2 live!

[2 live]

nope.........fuk all like mine lol.

mine are all red, except the face of the pad in contact with the disc..


awesome stopping power tho, altho the pedal does have quite a bit of travel to what it was......yoz didnt like it cos the travel stopped him heel/toeing. but i dont bother wi that shit lol.

[richy]

rob them ds2000 are exact same as what i had before the 4pots, still got my pads in the garage!

[Swervin_Mervin]

I have DS2500 and they're not red.

My experience of them on track? Same as 2Live. Elvington was the biggest test and I've done that place twice and never suffered fade. Number of cars I've caught under braking is also high. Other than that I use std Renault discs front and rear and std rear pads.

ULF has had the fogs removed now and I just need to sort some trunking.

[FlamingMonkey]

rob them ds2000 are exact same as what i had before the 4pots, still got my pads in the garage!

Cool any good then?

Cant really complain for the price, gotta be better than standard

[richy]

there ok, better then the ebc shite! but as said the 4pots are better imo

[FlamingMonkey]

Yeah 4 pots would be great, im going to see how these go and then make a decision as to whether to spend the $$$

[richy]

yeah not saying you shouldnt try them, after all it is cheaper to just chuck a set of pads in first off!!

[Bayliss]

After driving the cup racer rob, all u need to do is remove the fogs and get some ducting to the calipers.....mine run totally standard pads and disks and at cadwell i was locking up with no fad at all....

Im sure you could make them fade if abused....

Get a fog light duct and make something similar to the valver wishbone ducts and thats more or less the set up i run.

you don't drive fast enough northy to get the brakes warm so how do u expect them to fade

[stew]

hehe

expected that from someone...

:P