brakes :)

[Timbo]

If you are after a high performance pad, there's a few of us that use the Ferodo 2500's on the front. I think most of this is covered in the FAQ and DIY.

I have these on the front with EBC Greens on the rear, and Motul racing fluid, and the brakes are (now) really strong.

[PeterHBne]

So the (crap) standard pads are Lucas hey?

Just goes to show - what works well on one car doesn't neccessarily translate to another.

The Ferodo 2500's are metal, yeh? How does this go on your rotors?

Given I don't track my car I want pads that bite from cold - when some idiot pulls out in front of you when you're doing 80kmh in town.

[Blitzen]

Most Brake pads have some sort of metal in them...it helps add to the "bite" of the pad on the rotor...its all up to the application. I had Bendix pro's on my last car, and they were friggen amazing. I'm looking at adding them to mime now.