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purplespot1973
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Ceramic pads
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09 August 2006, 21:29 »
i've been offered a set of ceramic pads for my J reg 16v for next to nothing, but thought they required carbon fibre discs. Can you stick ceramics straight on with standard discs, be it vented, grooved etc or do you require disc upgrades??
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baz_the_man62
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Re: Ceramic pads
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10 August 2006, 12:21 »
not sure what discs u need but i beleive that ceramic pads require a lot of heat for them to work properly (correct me if im wrong) so consider they might actually be a bit crap if your on a short drive or a motorway drive..
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purplespot1973
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Re: Ceramic pads
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11 August 2006, 21:21 »
Yeah, i heard that as well. Was also told that they should be ok for my style of driving, just might wear the discsc out very slightly quicker as standard discs work better under cooler temps. Jury still out then! Cheers for advice!
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vdubajgti
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Re: Ceramic pads
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12 August 2006, 12:48 »
Nope, don't think you have to use carbon fibre discs?
Check this out:
http://www.brakeworld.com/ceramic-brake-pads.asp
Hope it helps!
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Agreeable Slick
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12 August 2006, 18:38 »
Useless unless you are on the track, standard ones work fine.
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