Hi, I've has some greenstuff pads fitted for a while now to reduce the amount of dust on my new will wheels but i'm getting tired of them now and i just don't feel safe braking with them especially in the winter as even when warm seem to take forever to stop! I have new callipers, fluid etc so I know it not that.
Can someone recommend me some good stopping pads that are still fairly low in terms of dust? I'm currently looking on Eurocar parts site and they do the Pagid Pads, are these any good?
Any other suggestions would be great...Thanks in advance. :D
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30-11-2009, 13:57 #1Forum User
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Best low dust pads that actually work?!
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30-11-2009, 18:01 #2Forum User
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DS2500 or DS2000 aren't that bad for dust
Pagid blues are a little bit worse but I'd rather have a bit of dust and better brakes
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Originally Posted by Willy Lover
mmm i've used Ferrodo DS2500 before the Greenstuff and they really seemed to eat into the alloys even when I cleaned the wheels every week.
How about just some normal oem copy pads from eurocarparts?
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used ferodo OE pads, low dust and alloys cleaned up easy pads fine for everyday driving and only about £15 a set
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yerr but ,them r DS* free though init ? Originally Posted by busterhymes
used ferodo OE pads, low dust and alloys cleaned up easy pads fine for everyday driving and only about £15 a set
dope shizz ??:D
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Sounds good to me mate...where do you normally get them from? Originally Posted by busterhymes
used ferodo OE pads, low dust and alloys cleaned up easy pads fine for everyday driving and only about £15 a set
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Anybody tried these before, sound pretty good value!
http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pag...product=574363
BLACK DIAMOND / PREDATOR PADS 'FAST ROAD' (FRONT)
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my local motor factor does them so recks u should get them easily Originally Posted by MattyH16valver
Sounds good to me mate...where do you normally get them from? Originally Posted by busterhymes
used ferodo OE pads, low dust and alloys cleaned up easy pads fine for everyday driving and only about £15 a set
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My ds2500's are not too bad tbh...once bedded in they seem fine.
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Are they the "Street" or "Track" pads? I think I got the track ones so thats why they ripped up so quickly! Originally Posted by Wobba
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