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Old 16-06-2005, 11:21 AM
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I need some rear disc and pads for a racing puma any ideas of the cost??
Old 16-06-2005, 10:30 PM
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have a look on www.pumaspeed.co.uk or www.pumabuild.co.uk for price ideas on brake pads
think mine cost 40 0dd quid for the back and £66 for the fronts on pagid pads which have been fine so far with no fading during very heavy use......hope this helps
Old 17-06-2005, 08:54 AM
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Do ya know much about this astounding humm???
as per post on anouther site

'Welll as some of you are aware i own 089 FRP(K80FRP), I have noticed over a period of time that i have had a loud howling noice from the cars wheels. It started i would give he some stick then brake for junctions etc. Then the noice would go away, noise would stop if pressed on the brake gently.
Now it does it on a very regular basis and is driving me insane, take to garage and she stops doing it
But it has got worse, however still stops when i apply gentle pressure on the brake.
I was thinking this may be the brake humm TSB, but the noice appears to be rear (but i could be weong, it wont be the first are last ) The callipers were serviced last year but have done about 15000 miles '
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the hum you have is brake dust collecting on and around the pistons.......i take mine off every 6 months or so an give them a good clean around the pads and caliper and all around the pistons
also find that a good thrash and heavy use of the brakes helps stop the sticking/humming.
hope this helps
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