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Zilli
10-09-2007, 11:06 AM
Hi All,
I primarily need some advice on suppliers where i can get a set of Ferodo DS2500's and also some brake discs. Im thinking a set of 4 RDA front and rear slotted rotors....
Any thoughts, advice, opinions and most importantly contacts and rough prices.
Thanks fellas
destrukshn
10-09-2007, 11:10 AM
get DBA.
i've used RDA before, they are okay, but don't like to get a constant hammering aye.
lol.
i'm using DBA4000 slotteds now, alot better, and oh, project mu pads as well
stopped very good from 180km.
lol.
for pads, call up mu secret in burwood, there in the trader section
for discs, and ferodo pads, call up race brakes in wetherill park.
Zilli
10-09-2007, 11:54 AM
thanks mate, so wwould you recommend the prject mu pads over the ferodo's? ill probably track once every coupla months, other than that the cars lucky to cop 10km a week. If so, then which Mu pads?
I suppose you get what you pay for with the discs, the RDA were going to be just a bit more than one front set of DBA's...
destrukshn
10-09-2007, 11:58 AM
dw about the rears in my opinion, they only do 30% of the braking.
lol.
i got the type NS. pads.
quiet, low dust, and apparently doesn't kill your rotors either.
Zilli
10-09-2007, 12:06 PM
yeh im thinking just leaving the rears and getting them machines with the new pads... also, recommend a fluid?
Zilli
10-09-2007, 12:07 PM
also, do the NS have a nice extra bite
destrukshn
10-09-2007, 12:31 PM
yes
the bite is good and reposive
using
castrol super dot4
Zilli
10-09-2007, 12:37 PM
Thanks a lot mate, champion
destrukshn
10-09-2007, 03:30 PM
thanks mate, so wwould you recommend the prject mu pads over the ferodo's? ill probably track once every coupla months, other than that the cars lucky to cop 10km a week. If so, then which Mu pads?
I suppose you get what you pay for with the discs, the RDA were going to be just a bit more than one front set of DBA's...
personally never drove a car with the ds2500s either
lol.
Spunkymonkey
10-09-2007, 08:35 PM
Hi All,
I primarily need some advice on suppliers where i can get a set of Ferodo DS2500's and also some brake discs. Im thinking a set of 4 RDA front and rear slotted rotors....
Any thoughts, advice, opinions and most importantly contacts and rough prices.
Thanks fellas
ok...you can get them at race brakes wetherill park or vsport at blacktown..both good priced and good service...same for dba 4000 rotors.
don't know prices for dc2r...but you know...you pay for what you get ;)
opinions...love the pads...2nd set on the front...1st set on the back....dba 4000 slotted all around..pulls up great!
excuse for me braking late lol...anyway...only thing is to take it easier for the first 5 minutes of driving until the pads warm up....(well the way I brake anyway..cause I"m so used to last minute braking)...
oh btw jt...you have driven a car with ferodo pads...but only in reverse :p
I've seen a set of rdas my sis has just got for her forester...dbas definitely look better...
btw my last set at the front lasted 3 years...this set will last less...been driver harder ;)
destrukshn
10-09-2007, 08:57 PM
well there you go, i have driven one.
lol
Zilli
11-09-2007, 12:07 PM
ok...you can get them at race brakes wetherill park or vsport at blacktown..both good priced and good service...same for dba 4000 rotors.
don't know prices for dc2r...but you know...you pay for what you get ;)
opinions...love the pads...2nd set on the front...1st set on the back....dba 4000 slotted all around..pulls up great!
excuse for me braking late lol...anyway...only thing is to take it easier for the first 5 minutes of driving until the pads warm up....(well the way I brake anyway..cause I"m so used to last minute braking)...
oh btw jt...you have driven a car with ferodo pads...but only in reverse :p
I've seen a set of rdas my sis has just got for her forester...dbas definitely look better...
btw my last set at the front lasted 3 years...this set will last less...been driver harder ;)
Thanks a lot man, i appreciate your feedback, the pads on the car are from new, ive never had to change them yet! i guess i dont drive the thing often enough
Do the Ferodos dust a lot? i dont mind the warmup period, but do they squeak and dust a lot?
Im doing it for the first time in 7 years so i dont mind spending a bit of cash since im keeping the car for a few more years, i just want to get the right thing for my car
Prusso, i dont know anything about Endless bro... any recommendation?
Zilli
11-09-2007, 12:19 PM
Which endless pads do you have?
Zilli
11-09-2007, 12:25 PM
hurry up and get them on mate, i need to decide!
im leaning towards the MU NS's at the moment, as jase said its low dust and no noise... it is primarily a daily driver so i dont need all the noise for a bit of improvement in braking
Zilli
11-09-2007, 12:57 PM
yeh mate i know, should look in more detail into that, but i still cant make up my mind even when ive looked through there before ebcause everyone says something different amount everything...
Spunkymonkey
11-09-2007, 08:51 PM
Thanks a lot man, i appreciate your feedback, the pads on the car are from new, ive never had to change them yet! i guess i dont drive the thing often enough
Do the Ferodos dust a lot? i dont mind the warmup period, but do they squeak and dust a lot?
Im doing it for the first time in 7 years so i dont mind spending a bit of cash since im keeping the car for a few more years, i just want to get the right thing for my car
Prusso, i dont know anything about Endless bro... any recommendation?
yes...downfall is they are dusty...squeaks only sometimes when they are starting to get low otherwise no squeaks
btw..ferodos aren't a "bit of improvement over stock"....they are a massive improvement...
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