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Its difficult to say either way, i find the DS3000's are pretty grabby on the road so you have to be careful with them but they are perfectly useable, and on track they are miles better than DS2500's.
DS2500's are good for road and occasional track where they are not being punished.
I was running DS2500's before, the 3000's are much better, increased stopping power and better resilience to heat.
I found that the pedal would go quite long on occasion but after a slower lap it was fine again.
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Re: Finding the RIGHT Clio Sport to buy..
Firstly, ignore the mileage, look at the history, check it has had the belts done by someone reputable and check it has had regular oil changes, if you find one like that you will be onto a winner.
Also they all could do with new TRE's and Balljoints...
Right so an Update on what i have been doing. Nothing major this time.
So as I knew i was doing a trackday at bedford and they are strict on noise, I had to purchase a quieter exhaust, luckily enough I found a powerflow for a good price, not the best brand but I don't really care.
Then...
I quite enjoyed try to catch you and would of liked another lap to see what i could do. It does seem our cars are very even which is always fun.
Even with DS3000's the brakes do get a touch hot (on fire at one point), but if I give it half a lap of normal driving they come back to me.