Brake pads and Disc prices
Brake pads and Disc prices
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JulesBliss

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1,149 posts

186 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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Hi All

Been quoted £1080.XX for Grooved Front and Rear Discs, Front and rear standard pads, and disc fitting kits.

Is this a good price, or can i get it cheaper elsewhere?

Julian

Adrian W

15,449 posts

257 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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By who?

Actually that doesn't look that bad, but i would go for Pagid RS29's in place of the standard pads.

Edited by Adrian W on Wednesday 6th July 16:54

JulesBliss

Original Poster:

1,149 posts

186 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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South West Lotus Centre

alex s

2,105 posts

265 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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Questmead will be cheaper for the front discs and pads.

The part no. and contact details are on nobleparts.

swlc

36 posts

209 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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Hello All,
Hear are all the Noble Retail prices for the brake parts:
1x M12BRA07 - Front pads STD - £110.00
1x M12BRA08 - Rear pads STD - £115.00
1x M12BRA32 - OSR Grooved Disc - £151.49
1x M12BRA33 - NSR Grooved Disc - £151.49
1x M12BRA34 - OSF Grooved Disc - £169.20
1x M12BRA35 - NSF Grooved Disc - £169.20
2x M12BRA07 - Brake Fitting kit - £17.42 each

All prices are plus VAT @ 20%

Hope that helps

Kind Regards

James
SWLC

JulesBliss

Original Poster:

1,149 posts

186 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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Hi there

I was told £1080 with delivery on top when i called earlier. When i add up the parts from your ebay shop its cheaper.Not including postage

Edited by JulesBliss on Wednesday 6th July 19:12


Edited by JulesBliss on Wednesday 6th July 19:15

JulesBliss

Original Poster:

1,149 posts

186 months

Wednesday 6th July 2011
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Also
If i go for Pagid RS29's. Will i have to have the rears machined, as i read on here that the fronts and rears are the same but noble machine the rears.

Can you do Pagid on the front and stock on the back?

rjo64

209 posts

214 months

Thursday 7th July 2011
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Hi. Rear discs are one piece so easy to fit. Allow a couple of hours to snap off all the bolts on the front bells. I put red stuff pads in mine, alot cheeper and seem v good so far.

JulesBliss

Original Poster:

1,149 posts

186 months

Thursday 7th July 2011
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I know the discs are easy to fit, but been told you have to machine the pads unless they come from noble. Anyone confirm?

RobP

2,097 posts

270 months

Thursday 7th July 2011
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JulesBliss said:
I know the discs are easy to fit, but been told you have to machine the pads unless they come from noble. Anyone confirm?
No- you can get pads that fit straight from the box. I've used DS 2500s in the past with no problems and I now use Pagid RS29s. Just be sure to specify that they are for a Noble.

Rob_W

1,070 posts

243 months

Thursday 7th July 2011
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JulesBliss said:
I know the discs are easy to fit, but been told you have to machine the pads unless they come from noble. Anyone confirm?
I think all rears need machining but it doesn't mean only Noble can do it. I am just waiting for delivery of Pagids from Perfomance Braking in Monmouth although the machining does add a couple of days to the process.

R0162

2,435 posts

193 months

Thursday 7th July 2011
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I am only going to do the front on mine, upgrade to grooved and put DS2500.
Is there any reason that you have to do the back the same?
I think the fronts are more important, i have EBC yellow stuff on the back, they are not very sharp for stopping but they never seem to lock up, they just fade a little after heavy usage, so i suppose that is good for stopping the back from locking up?

While we are on with brakes, i recently put 5.1 brake fluid because people told me it has better temperature rating, anybody else put this?

Rob_W

1,070 posts

243 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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Rob_W said:
I think all rears need machining but it doesn't mean only Noble can do it. I am just waiting for delivery of Pagids from Perfomance Braking in Monmouth although the machining does add a couple of days to the process.
Pads just arrived so here's a picture to show how they are machined;



Hope that helps Jules

JulesBliss

Original Poster:

1,149 posts

186 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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Thanks for that. Helps alot.

I believe Jetstream are going to take care of it. so im sure they know what they are doing!. Think ill go for the DS2500's aswell, as im not planning on tracking the car too often