Old Sep 20, 2010 | 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by tabetha
I've used all the pads(except CL) mentioned here and get FREE ferrodo pads discs drums etc.
I instead BUY ebc yellowstuff, interesting to note the plod use these as they are police spec approved, unlike all the others mentioned here.
Discs from ebc used to be terrible, but good now as made in house.
My tarox 6 pots came with 10 mile old DS2500, now have new yellowstuff DS were binned, they have zero feel compared to the ebc yellows and reds, they are also crap from cold in comparison to the yellows/reds.
Ebc have a money back gaurantee that if you can find a better road spec pad they will refund you in full.
Mintex 1144/1155 are 100% better than DS 2500 imo, just very very dusty.
Despite taking off the anti rattle shims from the rear of the pads for a better feel I still have not in 15 years had so much as a squeak from the pads hot or cold, I use no coppaslip either on rear of pad.
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I'm a bit confused here, you say they 2500 are crap in one post then say you've been using the 2500's in the second post

So which ones which?
Originally Posted by tabetha
On my cossie, it had 1144 when I got it but weren't happy so put in 1155 still weren't happy, so changed to others I'm a bit of a nut case on brakes, have also used ds2000 on my other sierra(now gone) was 2wd cossie brakes, very very wooden feel, took warming up to get best much more so than the ebc, tried out the 2500 on the cossie to see what they were like, big improvement on 2000, they weren't my pads and are on a track car now.
The mintex 1155 I gave away to Retro Al when he had his tasty mk1 escort in castrol colours.
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