disks pads and braided hoses for 182 best to get and where from?

[cup182 racing blue]

after buying a full set of drilled or/ and grooved disks pads and braided hoses for my 182 cup. wheres the best to get this package from? and how much? see mintex grooved disks ebc pads and goodrich braided hoses for 270 is this a good price? thanks

 

[Coby.]

I'd go with the Yozza Deal

Pagid Blue Pads
Brembo Max Disks
Moquip Lines
+ Brake Fluid

Think its about £315

 

[Kam.]

I can't see this as a bundle deal on their site.. Are you sure they are still doing it? Separately it is £326.50 + £45 postage.

Another good option would be Carbone Lorraine front + rear RC5 brake pads, OMP Group N brake disks with OMP braided hoses for £299 + £10 postage
http://www.kamracing.co.uk/club-dis...-trackday-brake-package-clio-mk2-rs-1091.html

 

[Antz172]

I can't see this as a bundle deal on their site.. Are you sure they are still doing it? Separately it is £326.50 + £45 postage.

Another good option would be Carbone Lorraine front + rear RC5 brake pads, OMP Group N brake disks with OMP braided hoses for £299 + £10 postage
http://www.kamracing.co.uk/club-dis...-trackday-brake-package-clio-mk2-rs-1091.html

Are these still suitable for normal road use?

 

[john lloyd]

not really for road use, the carbone lorraine squeal horrible.

i use brembo hc discs (german swedish and french) stainless steel braided hoses from hosesolutions.co.uk, brake fluid from opieoils and i am using mintex at the moment some fast roads pads but i wouldnt say these are really for road use but i do odd track day. pagid blue are a great rep but not cheap. maybe the intermediate mintex m1144 would suit you.

 

[r8byb]

i would go for braided lines ferado ds2500 and brembo HC disks, there lasting great on my car and get serious abuse

 

[d4ve86]

id go with the above aswell,

Brembo HC discs, DS2500 pads, braded lines, good ridge or moquid and some decent fluid.

 

[MarkCup]

Yup, unless you beast it on track the DS2500s are fine.

 

[GazM]

shopping around you should get the parts alot cheaper then buying a package (well i did anyway) I had brembo max from ebay (GSF sale at less that £90 delivered) and goodridge hoses from ebay (about £50 deliverered). Depends on what you want out of the pads but im not doing track days at the moment and had some greenstuffs very cheap

 

[Fred@BTM]

OMP and anything to do with brakes = bad idea

yozzasport everytime, tried and tested (stop being skinflints and help yoz pay for his wedding )

i spent a long time testing all the packages yoz's sells (all tested by qualified instructors @ bruntingthorpe) note all the other company's sell the same gear, funny that oh and compare their prices to yozzasports

 

[GazM]

I saved on what the package deal was going for so nothin wrong with that, just took a bit longer to get them together

 

[Kam.]

not really for road use, the carbone lorraine squeal horrible.

its the RC6 pads that really squeal not the RC5's. The RC5 is fine for a road car imo..

 

[Kam.]

OMP and anything to do with brakes = bad idea

why do you say that. I take you have actually used them before?

If they are good enough to be used by rally teams they won't be rubbish... We have tested this setup ourselves on a Peugeot 106 and it performed well in all conditions.

 

[benmore]

on a side note a question for all those who know better than me

are these any good?

http://www.espdesign.co.uk/Brakes-R...o_Mk2/Mk3_172/182_(2000-06)/product_info.html

 

[Fred@BTM]

OMP and anything to do with brakes = bad idea

why do you say that. I take you have actually used them before?

If they are good enough to be used by rally teams they won't be rubbish... We have tested this setup ourselves on a Peugeot 106 and it performed well in all conditions.

their pads are terrible, they lasted less than 2 hours!

 

[Fred@BTM]

on a side note a question for all those who know better than me

are these any good?

http://www.espdesign.co.uk/Brakes-R...o_Mk2/Mk3_172/182_(2000-06)/product_info.html

no

 

[Coby.]

Listen to Fred Folks as he knows his Shizzle