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Author Topic: brake pads and discs... upgrade? EBC?  (Read 1831 times)

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Re: brake pads and discs... upgrade? EBC?
« Reply #15 on: 26 May 2009, 21:55:19 »

Hi used EBC disks and greenstuff pads better than oiginals . thay say dont do any hard braking for first 100 miles .and give off little dust .done about 10,000 miles just had new tyres and pads have little ware and i tow trailers and caravan so i brake hard a lot of the time
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Re: brake pads and discs... upgrade? EBC?
« Reply #16 on: 28 May 2009, 14:48:26 »

When I first bought my Miggy I immediately purchased a set of Black Diamond brake pads, as I was off the 'ring and was pretty sure that I'd destroy the pads there. However, my car being ex-Plod, was still fitted with Pagid pads. Impossible to fade, even when coming down from 150mph on the Autobahn in practically an emergency stop. Took abuse all day long.

    I've also acquired a set of genuine GM pads and discs for the front. The current Pagids have a fair bit of life still in them but the discs have seen better days, so I'll be fitting the GM parts soon. I have been unable to find Miggy Pagid pads listed anywhere, so I'll have to make a note of the serial numebr once I remove them, as they are brilliant for using when pushing on. Obviously they need some heat in them before they are working properly, which is why I'll replace with GM parts - but keep the Pagids for any track work. Unopened set of Black Diamond pads for sale soon I guess!
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Re: brake pads and discs... upgrade? EBC?
« Reply #17 on: 01 June 2009, 20:37:27 »

went for genuine vented discs and pads all round in the end. Total bill including 1 wear sensor(the guy didnt know if there is one on the back as well?)and 65 ah battery. £296.28 incl expensis. :-)

By the way, the battery listing for the 3.2 says 85 ah according to burnham garage. The listing is wrong. 85 ah battery will never fit in a million years. It about 4 inches too long. Got 65ah gm item in the end.
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Re: brake pads and discs... upgrade? EBC?
« Reply #18 on: 02 June 2009, 21:25:09 »

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went for genuine vented discs and pads all round in the end. Total bill including 1 wear sensor(the guy didnt know if there is one on the back as well?)and 65 ah battery. £296.28 incl expensis. :-)

By the way, the battery listing for the 3.2 says 85 ah according to burnham garage. The listing is wrong. 85 ah battery will never fit in a million years. It about 4 inches too long. Got 65ah gm item in the end.
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Re: brake pads and discs... upgrade? EBC?
« Reply #19 on: 03 June 2009, 10:46:47 »

burger me! That's a big battery. :o

I have heard very good things about Pagid brake pads from fellow kit car enthusiasts. Unfortunately they are not cheap. :o

Kevin
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