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brake pads



  RB 182 Cup
Hi, im in need of a new set of brake pads and notice quite a few people have these green ones.

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What are they called and could i be pointed in the right direction to get some for a 2003 1.2 16v. Also would i notice any improvement with them??

thank you

alex :)
 
  Glacier White 197 Cup
If u have seen green ones then there prob "GREEN STUFF" pads. I think they are slightly better than standard. To really improve braking you can go for Mintex pads either 1144's or 1155's but these are usually for trackdays and are around £70 for a pair not cheap. But green stuff i believe are better than standard.

Hopefully someone else will be along to confirm or tell me am talking rubbish lol
 
  Monaco 172
Do not get Green Stuff pads. I found them to be worse the standard pads. Even cheap Ferodos are better.

What sort of driving are you going to be doing?

I would stick with stock ones (or similar aftermarket).

If you like to drive fast and do the odd track day like me then I would recommend Mintex extremes. They're a good comprimise. So much better than Green Stuff.
 
  Monaco 172
I would recommend Ferrodos. They are nice and cheao and do the job very well. It's what i used to run on 1.2 16v.

Don't buy Green Stuff pads they are a complete waste of time.
 
  RB 182 Cup
cheers mate, do you recon german sweedish and french sell these as my dad get trade discount etc.
 
  Breaking A 172 Replica
17 pounds from Halfords for Ferrodos.

Just check what is written on the calipers:

Lucas
ADO
Bosch

Halfords will need to know the braking system to know which pads to give you.

Sam
 
  Monaco 172
They should do. Make sure you ask for ferodo Premiers and they shouldn't cost you much more than a tenner.
 
  RB 182 Cup
cheers guys for your help, i'll check my calipars and get myself down to halfords tomorrow :)
 
Stock FDB845 from Halfords are the ones you want there £17.99 there fine for 99% of track day etc use otherwise chnage for DS2500's for £60 thats all you'd ever need.,

Stock brakes on the car are superb way more than you realy ever need.
 


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