Brake Pads - 2004 3R

[leeshell]

Hi all, I have been doing some searching (Noble Parts and this forum) and I think I have found some part numbers for front and rear brake pads.

I also believe front and rears differ by the rears having a channel for space for the handbrake shoe and front & rears sit in a 4 pot CP6600 caliper.

I have found many names and numbers but they aren't part codes such as (I can't tell if they're front or back):

ds2500 pads
Ferodo DS2500
Ferodo DS3000
Pagid RS19
Pagid RS29

The part no's I have found are as these:
Front pads: CP6600-20 (get no hits in Google apart from Noble forum)
Rear pads: AP code CP6600D46-DS2500 (get 1 hit in Google Shopping from motorsport world)

I have phoned Questmead who wanted part no's (they are going to phone me back tomorrow)

Can someone firm up what the actual part no's are?

I have also tried identifying the pads via a select & search function in a web site (motorsport world):
Front pads: http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/detprod.asp?produ... £91 inc vat
Rear pads: http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/detprod.asp?produ... £115 inc vat

South West Lotus also supply pads but these have Noble part no's so I am unable to shop around.

Any help would be greatfully received and thanks for reading this far

Lee

[leeshell]

For future reference:

I bought Redstuff Ceramic Brake Pads

Front:
DP3036C
£91.82 inc

Rear:
DP3043C
£95.52

Rears had to have 1mm trimmed off the sides (no drama)

[Rob_W]

It would be interesting to hear how you get on with them as the pricing seems competitive.

[leeshell]

Shall do, I'll leave it until 300 miles (after the weekend )

[leeshell]

The pads have bedded in well (I did have the disks skimmed). I've had even braking, no squeal at slow speeds and feels good under foot (last pads had a harder feedback like grating but the disks may have contributed to that).

If they last a decent length of time, I'll get them again.

You can get red, green, blue and yellow pads dependant on your braking use i.e. track, road etc.

Lee