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Old 15th September 2012, 19:40   #1 (permalink)
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Which brake pads

So time coming up to do front pads?

Car is a 1.4 petrol 2011.

Which brand ? Bosch, ebc, or something else ?

How much should I be paying.
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Standard Ferodo's would be my choice
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For the 1.4 ? - I've had two sets of EBC Greenstuff on my 1.8, and they were very good indeed - only just changed to Cosworth Street Masters, due to my annual Autobahn 'blitz', and bloody German drivers ! - although they are paragons of virtue compared to the goddamn Belgians !!! (apologies to "Woette" )
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Ok best place to get them fitted? Manchester way
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when would you recommend, braided lines?
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when would you recommend, braided lines?
Fit the lines, drain and refill fluid (RBF 600), fit new pads - all at the same time

Also - check the disk thicknesses - if close to the wear limit, change them as well, or you'll need new pads again for new disks
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Bleed through, not drain and refill or you will be chasing air out for months!

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+1, had these fitted 3 months ago, much less dust than OEM
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Ok best place to get them fitted? Manchester way
I,ll fit the pads for nothing mate only take an hour and I,ll show you how it,s done and I would go for brembo pads, pm me if you want it done,

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