Front discs

[Taximan1978]

Hi could anyone suggest were to purchase a set of front drilled 280mm discs from it seems to be a bit of a mission to find ave looked in al the usual places.

eBay europarts.

But no luck yet the only ones that a have found they are wanting £150 + just a little bit pricey for me cheers.

Graeme

[KenONeill]

I can't see why you'd want cross-drilled (or grooved) discs on a taxi? They're noisier and less smooth than plain ones, will eat pads, and don't offer any benefits until you start getting the pads hot enough to gas.

[Taximan1978]

Thanks for that just for looks behind the alloys but like you said if there no good then smooth it is cheers.

[xman]

Supposedly ATE ceramic pads shed less dust, so keeping your alloys and discs looking nice and clean for longer.

http://www.ate-brakes.com/products/disc-brakes/ate-ceramic-brake-pads/

Ecp stock them.

[Phil-E]

Just got for some decent normal discs. I used Pagid on my Octavia. The middle bits and the hub was still looking shiny and new after 12 months with no rust showing.

[CWARD]

Paged +1.

[roaddetective]

Pagid +2

[Metblackrat]

I went Brembo. About the same price as Pagid but less dust and a name synonymous with quality braking components.

[Taximan1978]

Thanks

A did find Brembo on special at euro parts thinking of fitting them cheers

[Blaven]

Thanks

A did find Brembo on special at euro parts thinking of fitting them cheers

Fitted them on my Scout about three months ago. No problems so far.

[Taximan1978]

Good cheers

[wiilydog]

I normally go for pagid or brembo for brakes but recently tried a make called APEC on ebay and can't fault the quality especially if you are looking for value for money as they also offer 2 year warranty when discs and pads are changed together.

[Taximan1978]

Thanks for that