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Need some new rear disc pads just wondering what you guys have tried and whats preferred around here...
I've previously used metal kings (only on the front tho) and also some cheapo no name brand ones which didnt last too long at all.
So what do you reckon? bendix ultimates is what im thinking at the moment...
bleh might need some new rear discs as well, think they are undersized  |
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| Posted:Aug 13 2003, 07:50 AM |
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have a look at EBC?? ie there green stuff pads etc?
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| Posted:Aug 13 2003, 09:09 AM |
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| Actually odin i gave them a shot when i first got my front slotted DBAs, they have great stopping power and the fact that they were kevlar meant no brake dust either which is a big plus... The main issue was the price, i think it was $180 just for two front pads... also i went thru them pretty quickly... really looking for better value for money |
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| Posted:Oct 12 2003, 12:33 AM |
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stick to the ultimates for the rear mate.
In fact I think I have only done 2 sets compared to my 5 sets at the front.
IMO EBC green stuff is not worth it on the street. If you had to do alot of track work on stock brakes differrent but on street stock pads can't go past the ultimates.
As I have said in the past 1st gen Mx-6's needed a min of 280mm disc and 4 spot or even a 2spot caliper.
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