brake discs

[bin looney]

anyone hold a cetain brake disc in high regard for track day use?

[Furyous]

Love both my fronts....

Seriously tho, I reckon pads are more important than the disc itself.

[R TOY]

How about some pad recomendations then, hopefully some that cost less than £200 / set. Thought pagids where dear then realised that was for an axle set!! Maybe mintex bit cheaper??

[pikeyboy]

Found pagid's very good in the past. I use those hawk 9012 blue pads o nthe race car, not too expensive seem to last quite well, but i ony have a light car. Only down point is they make your wheels very dirty, I have rust embeded in the inner rim of my alloys. steer clear of those ??????stuff pads they are made of chocholate, same old thing though pay peanuts, you get monkey's.......

[Furyous]

Fury uses Mintex 1144's, but I have heard good things about Pagids.Hawk Blacks are supposed;y very good to.

[rustybin]

Like my Hawk pads for trackdays. As far as discs go, no particular recommendation other than 'not drilled'.

[wildcards]

I've used DS2500's in the past on my Legnum VR4. They pulled it up very well. Currently got some Mintex 1144's on my 205 and they worked well at Cadwell last week with only a slight bit of fade occuring towards the end of the day. When I buy again though i9'll prolly get some DS3000's for track only use.

As for discs, something grooved will help keep the pads from glazing over, but as has been said above they're not too important in the great scheme of things.

[sdd]

What's the car?