What disc/pad combo for 4x4 Rouse Sport Cosworth?
01-05-2007, 10:03 AM
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What disc/pad combo for 4x4 Rouse Sport Cosworth?
Hi guys, looking to find out what combination of pads/discs i should run when I next change pads/discs, my car is running ~280hp. Also do drilled discs have a tendency to crack at all, or is their lifespan the same as a grooved equivelant.
And lastly, do black diamond discs stay black throughout their lifespan or is it just a coating that wears off after a certain amount of braking?
Cheers,
Pete.
And lastly, do black diamond discs stay black throughout their lifespan or is it just a coating that wears off after a certain amount of braking?
Cheers,
Pete.
01-05-2007, 10:33 AM
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its only the bits that are not in contact with teh pad that stay black, so u dont get scabby rust on the edges,
if your std size, ferodo ds2500 pads all round, and a set of genuine group N discs that wont warp, got mine from AS Performance, around 70 quid for the discs, and 70 quid for the pads, and then as good measure i replaced the brake lines with sainless braided ones AND flushed all the fluid and replaced with castrol SRF, made a massive differneve to the pedal feel and u'll never cook them, even up to stg 3
if your std size, ferodo ds2500 pads all round, and a set of genuine group N discs that wont warp, got mine from AS Performance, around 70 quid for the discs, and 70 quid for the pads, and then as good measure i replaced the brake lines with sainless braided ones AND flushed all the fluid and replaced with castrol SRF, made a massive differneve to the pedal feel and u'll never cook them, even up to stg 3
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