Non Brembo brake Pads

Kelv

Kelv

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Could any one give me some advice ?
The time has come to change the Pads on the front of my IV,
now as my car is pretty much Standard with pretty much Standard Power What would be in the ideal Pads to use ? also as im not going down the Brembo route just yet im looking at getting Braided hoses and Bleeding out the old Brake fluid and replacing it with new,
Any ideas how much Fluid i will need and whats the best to go for ?? and if poss could any one point me in the direction to get said parts i notice Camskill are quiet cheaply priced,

Thanks to those that can Help As this is my First Evo i want to get it right first time rather than trial and error
 
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Putty

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Keep away from the ebc green an redstuff pads they were on my 4 when i got it and they were really bad the new bluestuff NDX seem really good and well priced.

The Mutol RBF600 is really good and well priced think when i did mine for a full flush it was 1-1.5L
 
gooner8

gooner8

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yeah like above ebc blue or yellow . ds 2500. miltex there's alot about.:)
 
trackday

trackday

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Hi i have yellow stuff pads and grooved discs and they are great on the track and on road also changed my brake fluid to blue race fluid to eliminate fade through the brake fluid overheating.I got my stuff through TRACK SPEED great guys and great prices.....
 
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Putty

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I've got blue to go on the fronts and yellow for the rears.
 
And@fcm

And@fcm

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if your only doing road driving and don't want to spend too much then the camskill disk and pad kits aren't too bad :)
 
gooner8

gooner8

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see a lot of you use ebc blue and yellow? Must be alright then! Mite try some myself as there well priced. :)
 
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