Pagid Pads on offer.. reduced to £15
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Ive not seen the name Pagid before but looking them up, they do some of the best race pads you can buy,,, and also OE for Audi and Peugeot 
these are on offer a Euro car parts (so a good supplier) down from £89 to £15 !!!!!
I've ordered some so will see what they are like.....
but maybe of use to others wanting to replace the pads
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330876263448?ssPageName=...
these are on offer a Euro car parts (so a good supplier) down from £89 to £15 !!!!!
I've ordered some so will see what they are like.....
but maybe of use to others wanting to replace the pads
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330876263448?ssPageName=...
I had Pagid pads on my Passat. After 1200 miles, the friction part of the pad cracked and fell off completely!
Lost all pressure in the brake pedal, an had to pump the pedal a few times before being able to stop. Then had to replace the pads the next day.
They could well have been a bad pair, but I think i will steer clear of Pagid from now on, just because of this.
Lost all pressure in the brake pedal, an had to pump the pedal a few times before being able to stop. Then had to replace the pads the next day.
They could well have been a bad pair, but I think i will steer clear of Pagid from now on, just because of this.
can happen to all makes I guess... I had EBC ones do the same...and years ago, some Ferodo pads actualy came un-stuck and the friction material fell off!.. that was scarey as you have no brakes at all!!
Pagid are OE on Alfa and some Porsche also... see how they go... they have a 25K gaurantee
Pagid are OE on Alfa and some Porsche also... see how they go... they have a 25K gaurantee
Colin RedGriff said:
Are those suitable for a Griff 500?
yes.. it says so on the listing here....... will see when they arrive ... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pagid-Pad-Set-T5006-Rear...
Edited by TVR Beaver on Sunday 5th January 14:13
Thanks for the info.
EuroCar Parts are probably one of the largest suppliers to the trade, have found their service excellent. I suspect they bought a load and they need to get rid. Dont forget they fit many older Ford cars.
The pads certainly look OK and match the pic in the Bible. Worth a gamble at £14.34.
EuroCar Parts are probably one of the largest suppliers to the trade, have found their service excellent. I suspect they bought a load and they need to get rid. Dont forget they fit many older Ford cars.
The pads certainly look OK and match the pic in the Bible. Worth a gamble at £14.34.
Pagid make good brakes covering all budgets but there is a vast difference between their top of the range brakes and these 'cooking' versions.
These will be fine for road use.
I think Euro Car Parts are being a little disingenuous at the were £89 price as no mention of the saving here
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pagid-Sierra-Scorpio-Grana...
These will be fine for road use.
I think Euro Car Parts are being a little disingenuous at the were £89 price as no mention of the saving here
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pagid-Sierra-Scorpio-Grana...
Edited by A900ss on Sunday 5th January 20:06
They're just standard Pagid pads, they're higher spec pads are of course more money, but they are superb, not always the greatest from cold in the higher specs though, but as these seem to be more standard road pads they should be fine. Ran my S on Pagid's (higher temp ones) for many years and nothing but praise for them.
I run my track Caterham on them now and they are just great, but these are track pads of course.
I run my track Caterham on them now and they are just great, but these are track pads of course.
TVR Beaver said:
bog basic ones.. or their better quality pads?...
how long did you have the AM anyway... and how many miles to go through 2 sets!!
Nearly 3 years.... Fitted a set when I bought it, at 12k miles and another set just before I sold it at 25k miles...how long did you have the AM anyway... and how many miles to go through 2 sets!!
There was some left on them, but I had a set on the shelf, and the new owner was a great guy so thought I may as well spend an hour fitting them for him
Regarding quality....there was only one part number offered, so that's what I fitted....loads of owners on the AM forum took advantage of ECP discount codes and fitted pagids...
Brummmie said:
There are Pagid and Pagid, one is the real McCoy, but not a big risk....
what does that mean??.. I tried look for CL ones but could not find the code....I bet the AM ones are a step up from basic... mind you they do weigh a bit more
.. sounds like you got your moneys worth out of the car... My mate still gets offer for his from the garage he bought it from for more than he paid!... Thats the way to do it!!TVR Beaver said:
what does that mean??.. I tried look for CL ones but could not find the code....
I bet the AM ones are a step up from basic... mind you they do weigh a bit more .. sounds like you got your moneys worth out of the car... My mate still gets offer for his from the garage he bought it from for more than he paid!... Thats the way to do it!!
Pagid race pads are the tricky ones, so Eg RS5/RS15/19/42 etc, but they do a basic brand for general road use which will be fine for that.I bet the AM ones are a step up from basic... mind you they do weigh a bit more
.. sounds like you got your moneys worth out of the car... My mate still gets offer for his from the garage he bought it from for more than he paid!... Thats the way to do it!!Pad number for CL is 4035, same as V6 Ford.
Cheers
Edited by Brummmie on Monday 6th January 17:58
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