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Thread: Brake pads for a D1

  1. #11
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    I fitted EBC Greenstuff pads to F&R along with new discs and (narrower bore) stainless braided hoses.

    The pads came from Paddocks at about UKP24 a pair.

    Stops very well, firmer pedal due to higher line pressure, a bit more dust on the front wheels (I wash it off once a week).

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    Don't know about the Green Tuff ones but Ive tried just about everything which is commonly available and the Bendix are about the only ones I keep going back to.

    Ferodo squeal really really bad as did a couple of other brands which I cant remember what they were but in between each set Ive gone back to Bendix each time.

    It seems that every time I want new pads they don't have the Bendix in stock so I buy something else and then spend money again when I'm not happy.

    I now have a complete set of spare Ferodo rubbish pads which will get me out of trouble if I need to order new pads in, but that wont be for a while yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Traco View Post
    I fitted EBC Greenstuff pads to F&R along
    with new discs
    and (narrower bore) stainless braided hoses.

    The pads came from Paddocks at about UKP24 a pair.

    Stops very well, firmer pedal due to higher line pressure, a bit more dust on the front wheels (I wash it off once a week).
    my discs are about 2 years ol so should have plenty of life in them
    Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......




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    What is the minimum size for the disc's/rotor's ? Have been looking into replacing all disc's and pad's again.

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    Minimum thickness of rotors is 12mm's, according to the LR Disco Workshop Manual.
    Myself, I've always turned back to Bendix too, all the rest seem to squeel like a stuck pig, especially on cold moist mornings and slow decents, but I'm about to replace my rotors with a new set from DBA, not sure which pads to use yet with the new vented discs I'm getting.
    Chops

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chops View Post
    Minimum thickness of rotors is 12mm's, according to the LR Disco Workshop Manual.
    Myself, I've always turned back to Bendix too, all the rest seem to squeel like a stuck pig, especially on cold moist mornings and slow decents, but I'm about to replace my rotors with a new set from DBA, not sure which pads to use yet with the new vented discs I'm getting.
    Chops
    Thx, mine are at 14mm, one is badly scored though.

    I normally get bendix too.

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