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Has anyone fitted these,
they are cheap, but that's not always best.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...
they are cheap, but that's not always best.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...
Personally I´d go with a decent pad on a plain disc (Ferodo DS compounds are non gassing anyway) rather than bling, grooved/drilled/cadmium coated/whatever discs. Learned this the hard way - my nice and expensive Tar.Ox grooved discs didn´t really retard the Saab much better with the OE pads. Ferodo DS3000s on plain Brembos though... (ok ok I upgraded to a bigger vented disc and bigger callipers of a later 9000 model at the same time...).
900T-R said:
Personally I´d go with a decent pad on a plain disc (Ferodo DS compounds are non gassing anyway) rather than bling, grooved/drilled/cadmium coated/whatever discs. Learned this the hard way - my nice and expensive Tar.Ox grooved discs didn´t really retard the Saab much better with the OE pads. Ferodo DS3000s on plain Brembos though... (ok ok I upgraded to a bigger vented disc and bigger callipers of a later 9000 model at the same time...).

Mintex1144 brake pads are best you can get for Chim/Griff for stopping power, though they do squeak.
SLOWER said:
900T-R said:
Personally I´d go with a decent pad on a plain disc (Ferodo DS compounds are non gassing anyway) rather than bling, grooved/drilled/cadmium coated/whatever discs. Learned this the hard way - my nice and expensive Tar.Ox grooved discs didn´t really retard the Saab much better with the OE pads. Ferodo DS3000s on plain Brembos though... (ok ok I upgraded to a bigger vented disc and bigger callipers of a later 9000 model at the same time...).

Mintex1144 brake pads are best you can get for Chim/Griff for stopping power, though they do squeak.

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