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brake discs
i am after some drilled and grooved discs but the drilled.hole has to go all the way throught does anyone know where i can get them from
or are just drilled and grooved discs that hole does not go all the way throught are the ok .. what do u think
thanks
or are just drilled and grooved discs that hole does not go all the way throught are the ok .. what do u think
thanks
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grooved discs and a set of ferodo ds2500 should improve yer braking if thats what ur after
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what car they going onto? ive just ordered a set of grooved discs off ebay for £50 posted, and got some new ferodo pads for them, should be a slight difference in braking, mine are going on my fez si.
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Drilled discs aren't really suitable on a road car as they holes cause cause cracking. Not really an issue on a track car.
4x4 Cossie kit works very well. In all honesty I doubt very much you will need anything more than good quality standard discs and a good set of pads like Mintex or Ferrodo DS2000 (iirc).
If you must put something posher in I can highly recomend Tarox 12 groove discs.
4x4 Cossie kit works very well. In all honesty I doubt very much you will need anything more than good quality standard discs and a good set of pads like Mintex or Ferrodo DS2000 (iirc).
If you must put something posher in I can highly recomend Tarox 12 groove discs.
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No need for this fancy discs most of the time.
I use standard discs along with good brake fluid and race pads on track and never have fade.
So imo get standard discs,fresh fluid and good quality pads
I use standard discs along with good brake fluid and race pads on track and never have fade.
So imo get standard discs,fresh fluid and good quality pads
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wildheart :No need for this fancy discs most of the time.
I use standard discs along with good brake fluid and race pads on track and never have fade.
So imo get standard discs,fresh fluid and good quality pads
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