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which pads ??? 182

i have been looking at yozzasport website at there brake packages and
woundered which to go for the ds2500 or the greenstuff packages, iam planing on doing some trackdays next year,

cheers dave
 
Ds 2500 are fine I'd definaitly use them if you have the stock wheel if you don't and have some better cooling one then greenstuff are fine for many people.
 
ds2500 or pagid blue, the pagid are exspensive! dont waste your money on green stuff id rather renault pads ! imo .
 
ive got Brembo discs from GDI. Ive also got EBC yellowstuff pads with goodridge lines. This is a great setup and my clio stops well.
 
I've got the DS2500 with Brembo discs and braided hoses and they make a lot of difference on track. No fade which gives you a lot more confidence carrying a bit of speed into the bends.
 
Get yellows. A proper pad, last for ages, no dust and never fade. And they work from cold now. Pad technology is better then it was a 5 years ago when a race pad just would not work from cold. Greens are ok, nothing special. The pagids are good, but expensive.
 
Get yellows. A proper pad, last for ages, no dust and never fade. And they work from cold now. Pad technology is better then it was a 5 years ago when a race pad just would not work from cold. Greens are ok, nothing special. The pagids are good, but expensive.

Neal had a set of yellow stuff pads and had no brakes after half a day at oulton park he let yoz out in it he then did one lap and then s**t him self and came back in saying you have got no brakes .

I would go for ds2500 they are quite good but i will be running either friction 97 or paged blue next year i am just waiting for the yozzasport sale in Jan as i was told by Fred that's if it happens ;)
 
I went from OEM to Greenstuff and I noticed an instant increase in stopping power and pedal feel. I've also since, never suffered from those random moments of zero stopping power when you stamp on the pedal. The Greenstuffs are light years ahead of OEM, but I'm sure there are better pads.
 
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