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Chadicles

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Registered: 8th Jun 09
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11th May 10 at 16:19

Hey i want to buy some DS2500 pads for my corsa, i'm using the 288mm disc set up e.g. turbo/ v6 anyone help? cheaper the better i'm abit of a bargin freak lol

DAZ1985

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11th May 10 at 16:20

baragin freak and ds2500 dont come in the same sentence

i bet thier £10-20 deiffrence in shopping round

google id say

DAZ1985

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11th May 10 at 16:26

http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/products/category_results.mhtml?category=ferodods2500frontpads&car=vauxhallcavalier&manufacturer=ferodo&sub_category=1

Chadicles

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11th May 10 at 17:13

wow how much lol guessing they are worth the money tho?? as alot of people rate them highly! i've got mintex pads atm they are good but i dn't fink them all too powerful...

P1CK4D

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Registered: 19th Jun 06
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11th May 10 at 17:14

The DS2500 are amazing pads. I will happily be purchasing them again for my car.

DAZ1985

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11th May 10 at 17:19

Had them on a few cars now awesome pads

Gav8v

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11th May 10 at 17:44

got told by my mate these are shit hot, he had them on his evo 9.

£77 on there for front pads for my uno

prob end up with green stuff

DAZ1985

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11th May 10 at 17:50

quote:
Originally posted by Gav8v
got told by my mate these are shit hot, he had them on his evo 9.

£77 on there for front pads for my uno prob end up with green stuff

greenstuff are shite

mintex 1144's are better

Chadicles

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11th May 10 at 19:54

Yea i've had greenstuff pads before and i dont rate them either! and i've heard red and yellow ain't that good either!

harrisp

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11th May 10 at 20:04

I had greenstuff pads didnt feel any better than standards IMO

gavin18787

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11th May 10 at 20:06

had ds2500 and they were amazing

now driving the vts that came with brand new green stuffs fitted and they are shite even on a car as light as this

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

Graham88

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Registered: 16th Apr 07
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11th May 10 at 20:13

I'll never use another pad, nothing compares.

£140 for my car but worth every penny. Can't put a price on being able to stop. And they don't dissapoint.

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11th May 10 at 20:32

Carbotec XP8's or XP10s are good too.

XP8 is like the Ferrodo DS2500
XP10 is like the DS3000

P1CK4D

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11th May 10 at 20:33

quote:
Originally posted by AK
Carbotec XP8's or XP10s are good too.

XP8 is like the Ferrodo DS2500
XP10 is like the DS3000

The Evo forum really really rate those carbotec pads. But i'll stick to DS2500 as ive had experience with them and was over the moon with them

Graham88

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11th May 10 at 20:34

Oh & I got both my sets from Jamsport, give broster a u2u

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11th May 10 at 20:36

we used to run ferrodo all the time..... noe carbotec

think they are cheaper too

Other decent pads to consider..

Performance Friction
Pagid
CarbonLorranie (or somthing gay sounding that like)

P1CK4D

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11th May 10 at 20:39

quote:
Originally posted by AK
we used to run ferrodo all the time..... noe carbotec

think they are cheaper too

Oh really? Have you found any major differences between them? Ive had the front discs glowing and they still stopped me with no fade what so ever. Ive found DS2500 for £150 for my Evo7.

broster

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11th May 10 at 20:41

Always a big fan of the ds2500, sell loads of them! Also sell Performance Friction pads, they are good, but prefer the 2500 as an alrounder.

U2U me what your after, ill make sure you get a good price!!

Fro

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11th May 10 at 20:41

You got brembos Rich?

P1CK4D

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11th May 10 at 20:42

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
You got brembos Rich?

Of course man

why?

broster

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11th May 10 at 20:42

Oh I also used these pads on my V6 setup, worked really well! Have used ebc in the past, rather run std pads if I'm honest!

Fro

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11th May 10 at 20:43

quote:
Originally posted by P1CK4D

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
You got brembos Rich?

Of course man why?

Means mine will be around the same price as yours so i dont need to research now

P1CK4D

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11th May 10 at 20:45

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle

quote:
Originally posted by P1CK4D

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
You got brembos Rich?

Of course man why?

Means mine will be around the same price as yours so i dont need to research now

Well you hope anyway.

£150 is the best ive found so far.. Just u2u'd Broster though

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11th May 10 at 20:49

quote:
Originally posted by P1CK4D

quote:
Originally posted by AK
we used to run ferrodo all the time..... noe carbotec

think they are cheaper too

Oh really? Have you found any major differences between them? Ive had the front discs glowing and they still stopped me with no fade what so ever. Ive found DS2500 for £150 for my Evo7.

we used DS2500 as a road/track pad.... no fade ever with them. We had DS3000's for a while but found them very rough on discs, and noisy.

XP8's were great on the Impreza. XP10's are very good on the Skyline.

Fro

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11th May 10 at 20:49

150 front and rear Pickles? Will check the traders on 350 site.

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