Ive gone for the standard ebc discs and ferrodo ds pads. If there is a difference between ebc and brembo its barely noticeable from having mine fitted 3 weeks ago - and as above would recommend Badger 5. Std discs are about £240 a pair and i think thats ex vat EBC ones are less than half that meaning i could get the ferodo ds 2500 pads which are great for less than the brembo discs.
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I haven't had first hand experience of EBC so can't comment with any authority, just information I've read mentioning EBC disks warping quite easily. I think I'll be going 2-piece discs when my brembos wear down...
HaHa, didn't take long.
For the best braking on a budget I would recommend the EBC plain discs, get these eliptically grooved by Bill (Badger 5) and DS2500 pads
CRN ON EBAY. I shopped around and nobody could bear their prices. went for the ds2500 and grooved.
dont get ripped off, CRN Were alot cheaper. I had fronts and rears discs and ds2500 pads all round. Grooved discs, £350, Which when i broke the price down was cheap. And obviously will be cheaper for just the fronts plain. If you arnt too bothered about pads you can go for a much cheaper option of mintex, textar, pagid, for around £ 30 local motor factors.
dont get ripped off, CRN Were alot cheaper. I had fronts and rears discs and ds2500 pads all round. Grooved discs, £350, Which when i broke the price down was cheap. And obviously will be cheaper for just the fronts plain. If you arnt too bothered about pads you can go for a much cheaper option of mintex, textar, pagid, for around £ 30 local motor factors.
EBC Turbo-Groove disks with DS2500 pads, almost a year with no problems and excellent stopping power.
woops.
CRN groove ebc plain disks and flog them as their own you realise?
cheese grater groves on CRN-expect high pad wear
and if you have an lcr they are 323x28 size not 330's
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