Ep3 brake setup

[P1_Bagz]

Burn Motorstport.

thanks

 

[jono2200]

I would never recommend ebc yellow stuff. I had a set and didnt last 1 track day. Stay oem if just for road driving

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[Partyvan]

I think we can all agree on avoiding EBC

 

[Lewisgame]

I use EBC yellow stuff in the rears. They're a relatively cheap pad and are plenty good enough for the rear.

 

[Davec148]

The Dixcel ES pads are brilliant all round for example, they will outperform a DS2500 but cost less, have less dust, less noise and just more civilised all round.

Will these fit in a standard calliper?

 

[Chris.]

Will these fit in a standard calliper?

Yes. I've just ordered some PBS pads to try on track, meant to be excellent and £170 all round.

 

[Davec148]

Yes. I've just ordered some PBS pads to try on track, meant to be excellent and £170 all round.

That is rather cheap, good price, what discs you got?

 

[Chris.]

Performance Friction 2 piece front, Dixcel FCR FR rear.

 

[Marcjones]

I'm after some new brakes for my ep3 type r,where's the best and cheapest place for oem discs as I'm putting the ds2500 pads in them
cheers

 

[Lewisgame]

Pagid from Euro Car Parts.

 

[Marcjones]

Are pagid discs and pads work well together

 

[Chris.]

Pagid discs are fine but there are better alternates to DS2500 pads.

 

[Partyvan]

I'm after some new brakes for my ep3 type r,where's the best and cheapest place for oem discs as I'm putting the ds2500 pads in them
cheers

Sounds like a good setup

 

[Davec148]

I've just done my discs and pads on front, went all pagid, straight fit. Not really been out in the car much but they seem OK.

 

[CR54WDS]

Not according to pretty much anyone who's used them on track.

Do a google search, you're wrong

I use DS 2500's on the CTR they are good, on track & road usage

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