best brakes

diirty_dave

Guest
looking to put breaks on my cupra r. what are the best ones to go for? just stick with brembos or go with aftermarket? if so which ones are the best?

cheers dave
 

lcrb

Active Member
Aug 4, 2008
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lanarkshire
I have DS2500 pads from badger bill and got some brembo drilled discs from john at bedrock...... yes I know "drilled discs will crack" , but as yet its a brilliant set up:)
 

Willie

LCR Track car
Aug 6, 2004
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Sunny Scotland
The best ones are the Badger 5 2 piece discs with either Ferodo DS2500 or DS3000 pads.
It depends on your intended use.
Mine have been on three track days and still going very strong
 

djgurps

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Weres the best place to get the DS Pads from?? i know there the best after raving reviews on here?? And the EBC Discs! Seen a package on flebay front / rear - discs and pads for about £369!?!?! is that worth it? or are they pulling my pants down?
 

CMR

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I had Brembo MAX discs coupled with Pagid Blue pads on my Clio 182 Trophy and they were superb
 
Aug 7, 2009
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Manchester U.K
Weres the best place to get the DS Pads from?? i know there the best after raving reviews on here?? And the EBC Discs! Seen a package on flebay front / rear - discs and pads for about £369!?!?! is that worth it? or are they pulling my pants down?

£369 is a decent price, it will be from CRN. Considering brembo discs are 200 ish and pads are from £98 + brembo race pads are somthing like £189. Amd thats just for the fronts. CRN packages are good.
 

S17EW O

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guys im not really looking to upgrade anything, just simply all my discs need replacing and pads do too, who is the best suplier price wise, cant afford to break the bank but obviously dont want to put cheap **** on. Just a good solid setup to do the job, any links much appreciated please guys....
 

Nautilus

Active Member
Dec 9, 2006
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Bucharest, Romania
Braking distance from ~60mph (~100 km/h) to a total stop in a LCR would be in the 33-34m range, with stock brakes.

Most people would be surprised to find out the braking distance in a Lamborghini Gallardo is 35.66 m :lol:

Since the stock four/piston system is pretty good by itself, changing the dirty and dusty OEM pads for a strong "fast road" pad like a DS2500 and possibly the disc for a grooved and drilled item should be enough for everyone who doesn't track his or her car.

~Nautilus
 
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