Griff Brake Pads

[fastandcurious]

Being new to TVR,I'm just getting my head round My Griff. Can some one tell me which Ford model the Brakes Come from? This will help me when buying new pads. Many thanks CRAIG.
1994 Griff 500.

[clive f]

[url]www.thegriffithpages.com/alternative-parts-list.html[/url]

should find them on here.

[fastandcurious]

Thanks Clive. Thats very helpful.

[Slacey]

Call tvrcarparts.com - they will sort you out and at a great price too

[fastandcurious]

I spoke to the guy there today. He was very helpful.

Edited by fastandcurious on Wednesday 20th December 16:53

Edited by fastandcurious on Wednesday 20th December 16:54

[tgriff]

Sierra Cosworth calipers I think, I have put EBC cross drilled ( or counter sunk) and grooved discs on all round
Ceramic red stuff pads on the front and green stuff pads on the back excellent!
Steve

[Big Ashy]

fastandcurious said:

Being new to TVR,I'm just getting my head round My Griff. Can some one tell me which Ford model the Brakes Come from? This will help me when buying new pads. Many thanks CRAIG.
1994 Griff 500.

Probably too late now, but instead of Motorcraft pads, try Mintex 1144 pads all round. A far superior pad with more bite that works from cold and does not overheat as quick and there cheaper too!!

[GreenV8S]

Big Ashy said:

fastandcurious said:

Being new to TVR,I'm just getting my head round My Griff. Can some one tell me which Ford model the Brakes Come from? This will help me when buying new pads. Many thanks CRAIG.
1994 Griff 500.

Probably too late now, but instead of Motorcraft pads, try Mintex 1144 pads all round. A far superior pad with more bite that works from cold and does not overheat as quick and there cheaper too!!

You definitely want good fast road pads, M1144 are fast road pads with the right temperature range and have the advantage of being cheap, but imo there are far better compounds out there. For example Tarox XF and DS2500 have a much better feel.

[fastandcurious]

Got some Ferodos in there now. they seem fine.