whats pads have you fitted?

[Cosmic_Chi]

whats the best pad to fit on OEM discs and what have you fitted to your CTR?

 

[scottmurray2890]

whats the best pad to fit on OEM discs and what have you fitted to your CTR?

Ferodo DS2500 for me, I thought thy were fantastic.

 

[dragonflyjade]

Ferodo DS2500 pads here too.

I'm due a disc change (80,000 miles now) and will keep it OEM.

 

[stu1873]

ferodo ds2500 pads are perfect on oem discs, bit pricey now though but worth it.

 

[Neily03]

DS2500 here too.

 

[TarmacNymph]

Running Redstuff pads at the moment but not massively impressed with them in all fairness, so have a set of Project Mu hyper carbon plus pads sitting in my room waiting to be fitted when the current set have worn down a bit further

 

[JamesT]

Running Redstuff pads at the moment but not massively impressed with them in all fairness, so have a set of Project Mu hyper carbon plus pads sitting in my room waiting to be fitted when the current set have worn down a bit further

I'm personally running the Project MU HC+ too. Best pad I've ever used, and ever will use..

 

[TarmacNymph]

I'm personally running the Project MU HC+ too. Best pad I've ever used, and ever will use..

Funny you should say that James, being that it was you that convinced me to make the purchase haha

 

[JamesT]

Funny you should say that James, being that it was you that convinced me to make the purchase haha

Indeed, I'm not going to recommend crap :lol:

 

[Solly]

EBC Yellow stuffs

fun to try stopping first thing on a morning

 

[JamesT]

EBC Yellow stuffs

fun to try stopping first thing on a morning

I used to run with those.

Then realised I valued my life, so changed them :lol:

 

[Solly]

I used to run with those.

Then realised I valued my life, so changed them :lol:

ah you see im not that bothered really :lol:

no in all seriousness, they aint too bad, just need to remember to get some heat in them first

 

[JamesT]

I found I only got them hot enough when braking very hard from very high speeds. Then found they have a narrow window of performance, because if I broke a bit more, they would fade on me.

The MU pads I run have a temp range of 0c-800c. So no need to warm them up, and I haven't had them fading.

 

[Solly]

I found I only got them hot enough when braking very hard from very high speeds. Then found they have a narrow window of performance, because if I broke a bit more, they would fade on me.

The MU pads I run have a temp range of 0c-800c. So no need to warm them up, and I haven't had them fading.

yeah they do fade a little when REALLY hot

What sort of price are the MU pads though?

You use them on standard discs?

 

[JamesT]

yeah they do fade a little when REALLY hot

What sort of price are the MU pads though?

You use them on standard discs?

There are so many different MU pads available for the EP3. The HC+ ones I'm using are £155 ish - certainly not cheap!

I dont use them on standard discs, I use them on some grooved discs swapped the "wrong" way round, so they are more agressive. (Note you can only do this if the internal vents aren't directional!)

 

[Solly]

There are so many different MU pads available for the EP3. The HC+ ones I'm using are £155 ish - certainly not cheap!

I dont use them on standard discs, I use them on some grooved discs swapped the "wrong" way round, so they are more agressive. (Note you can only do this if the internal vents aren't directional!)

Wow they arent cheap at all :lol:

Ill stick with my yellow stuffs i think @ less than half that! :lol:

 

[Lottie]

Ferodo DS2500

 

[Gusher]

What are the standard pads you would get fitted at Honda?

 

[Neily03]

What are the standard pads you would get fitted at Honda?

Honda.

 

[TarmacNymph]

Honda.

:lol: *chuckles*