Stu.H

For 2WD front cossie discs.

Drilled/Grooved would be good.

Places/Prices if poss!

chewy

Rally Design - www.raldes.co.uk not sure of price but it will be reasonable compared to other options !!!

chewy

http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=6605

COSWORTH 2WD, RS500 86/90-F 283/24 BM203

Group N Ł50.00
Cross drilled Ł74.00
Cross drilled and grooved Ł78.00

They are decent discs and can withstand some grief. There was a discussion about them not long ago and a few people posted saying they had used thenm and found them to be great.

I have some on my XR2 granted it's not getting hauled down from 140+ but the get some stick and have een excellent discs and pads.

Stu.H

Nice one, looks like its time to get plastic out

Si B

iTrader: (59)

May be worth a PM to Matt Lewis on here... he is normally one of the cheapest around for good kit...

Stu.H

good old matt/ml, yer he's just down the road from me

pm sent

Stu.H

OK spoke to Matt

He supplies Black Diamond discs.

Anyone used these and would they be worth the extra $$$

Rick

I run them. and so far they are doing really well. Tony Nuts uses them on his rally car too. Ive faded mine ie got em really hot., and when they cooled down they fine again, so would recommend them

Stu.H

OK cool, just waiting for Matt to come back to me

le-claw

PMSL @ IE got em really hot Didn't know disc's caused brake fade

Good road discs, crap for most other applications....although Tony says otherwise

Rick

Brake fade is caused by heat - so if the pads got hot enough to go off, then the discs would also be pretty hot...

So what discs would u recommend as an improvement?

le-claw

Rick,

Brake fade is caused by incorrect fluid in the system for the application.....not the disc type LOL.......Heat is the key yes But having your brakes fade means fuck all cause no one knows what fluid you run and how much water it has in it.

So u have no idea how hot they were....



www.apracing.com sell some good discs LOL....

Sticky.

iTrader: (4)

Got to agree with Steve, i had brake fade last Sept in Germany cause i used the wrong brake fluid

Oh and will you too stop trying to out do each other

le-claw

PMSL - not trying to mate, just he is an engineer and gives out awesome factual advice......

Stu.H

HIJACK!!!


Thanks for the info people, topic question has been answered

so

FIGHT AWAY

Rick

I had pad fade. Nothing to do with fluid. There are two types of common fade - pad and fluid. I had pad fade, whuch is where you still have a soild pedal, but nothing happens even when you stand on them. It's caused by pad and disc getting too hot. It's usually the binder resins which start to melt, and smear on the disc, causing a lubricating effect.

Fluid fade is when the fluid starts to boil for whatever reason (water content etc) and you start to, or completely lose pedal feel.

le-claw

Rick, again - NOTHING to do with the disc....

Wrong parts fitted for application.

Rick

I know it's nothin to do with the disc. The point is, it's got pretty hot, and it's still ok. I realise it's not the track etc, but its a posotive sign.

le-claw

Thought this was a disc thread......i'll get my coat....

RichardPON

Jesus, will you two kids grow up..........

Stu.H

@ the slapping by the ponny