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hello team,
looking for some advice on brake pads. got a clio 182 and currently using ferrodo 2500s. problem is i currently wear pretty much half a set of pads in 1 track day which means i can't really use them for a second. much as i like buying new pads and changing them, i'm thinking there must be a better solution.
so, any suggestions on a longer lasting pad. pagid blue? ferrodo 3000s? carbon lorraine? what are any of these like on the road?
cheers
monster
looking for some advice on brake pads. got a clio 182 and currently using ferrodo 2500s. problem is i currently wear pretty much half a set of pads in 1 track day which means i can't really use them for a second. much as i like buying new pads and changing them, i'm thinking there must be a better solution.
so, any suggestions on a longer lasting pad. pagid blue? ferrodo 3000s? carbon lorraine? what are any of these like on the road?
cheers
monster
In the same boat with a 172 Monster. I've about a month in which to make up my mind.
I think for certain I'll be going for something more extreme than the Ferodo DS2500.
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...
I think for certain I'll be going for something more extreme than the Ferodo DS2500.
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...
We've run a few things on our Clio 182 Cup. Pagids are very good althogh expensive and I think more suited to heavier faster cars. I found the Mintex 1144 and 1155 to be much better than the Ferrodo. Drop me a note if you want more details.
Stephen
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Stephen
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If you have them then I'd certainly give them a go, if you find they are not lasting then try the 1155 compound, if you are still struggling then try 1166 (I think they do that pad in 1166 but I'd have to check).
Make sure your fluid is good too.
Stephen
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Make sure your fluid is good too.
Stephen
www.track-club.com
Depends what you want...if you want top brakes that stop great,but may squeal...then buy the xp8.
Or if you dont want to stop as quick/safe but have no noise then buy something else....ds2500.("my brakes are crap but there quiet"!! ;-))
I know what id rather have!!
Or if you dont want to stop as quick/safe but have no noise then buy something else....ds2500.("my brakes are crap but there quiet"!! ;-))
I know what id rather have!!
Edited by philevo6 on Saturday 23 February 21:34
TheMonster said:
thanks for all the feedback guys. lots of suggestions, though no firm winners. looks like i've got a few to try out for myself.
cheers
err as above Pagid yellow is clear winner, mega on most cars, great wear rate mega fade resistant, only issue is price, I use ebc yellow on sub tonne cars & get on well, at £60 all inc front & rear vs £300 pagids!! not pagid yellow good & couple of trackdays max, but fine for me.cheers
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