Disc life

swerver

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Merry christamas to one an all.

What is the average life span for a set of lcr discs because when im braking (only sometimes though) theres a noise coming from he brakes. If they do need changed is it worth sticking with the standard ones or change to a different make or same discs different make of pad?

Cheers
 

LNeves

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Check Bills section. ;)
I've changed my discs (roughly @ 40K miles) but they could still do an extra 20K miles.
 

Cupramax

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swerver said:
Merry christamas to one an all.

What is the average life span for a set of lcr discs because when im braking (only sometimes though) theres a noise coming from he brakes.
Cheers

Lol, what is the average length of a piece of string ;). :lol:

Its entirely down to how you drive the car. All motorway and you could well get 60k out of them , drive like a looney around town all the time and you'll kill them in 20k.
 

Mitchy

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Changed fronts at 40000 and rears have just been changed last week at 42000.

Pads i would reccomend DS2500.
 

jetsetjimbo

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Just reviving this rather than starting a new thread.

I know that this question is very subjective but I'm just trying to get an idea of averages...

My car has done 42k (most of the first 34k - in 3 years - was done on the motorway) and I haven't driven it 'that' hard since I've had it.

I have some new pads for the front and am trying to decide if I should just do them or get the discs done at the same time too - there's a small (mill or so) lip on the front discs.

I don't think the back pads have ever been changed either.
 

Mitchy

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Yes i'd get them done now for peace of mind.

Get the grooved discs from bill above ^^^

<<<< Look good and im sure he'll sort you out with a decent price if you get the pads aswell from him
 

ibizacupra

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grooved depth on the ones I do for LCR is also the wear indicator. when they wear past the grooves they are at 26mm minimum thickness. (a nice little feature we chose to add)

:)

PS... Also doing some 2 piece disks for some peeps currently... 323 or 330 sized.
(rotors £135+vat each, ally bells £60+vat each, mounting bolts £10.99/disk set)

Also doing them in 4x100 304x28 fitment.

Previously disks were £220+vat each - *MUCH Cheaper now*

regards
bill
 
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