Brake pads

[The devil]

I'm wanting to replace my DS2500 pads with something a little more grippy, Pagids?
If so, any part no,s etc etc

Thank you

Andy

[Gadgeroonie]

beware grippy pads tend to wear the disks out quicker !

i always thought the ds2500 were pretty good ?

[C&C]

Pagid RS29 (Yellow)
Good cold performance (although some experience mild squealing when cold), excellent on track with good grip and also low disc wear.

Quite a few people use them on here.

Only downside is they are not cheap.

[Blu3R]

Has anyone tried the Carbone Lorraine pads? I've been a passenger in a few cars with them and they stop like nothing I've ever known before!

[ludoZ3]

carrefull, the dust off of CL is a b*tch and can damaged wheel paint.

[RobP]

[quote=C&C] Pagid RS29 (Yellow)
Good cold performance (although some experience mild squealing when cold), excellent on track with good grip and also low disc wear.

Quite a few people use them on here.

Only downside is they are not cheap.
[/quote]

[shaunsmith]

Great pad the RS29's they don't squeal as much as the poor bloke in the forest in the film Deliverence...

[Hollowpockets]

my rs29's have never made a noise and are mega powerful, as above find them a great pad, not noticed wear on pad or disc to be excessive, well worth the money.

[JBliss]

I think Jetstream put a set of DS3000's on my car and they seem to work very well. not tried them on track though.

[ludoZ3]

PFC 08 are goog, hawk HT-10 too.