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Old 08-05-2011, 09:22 AM   #1
Alby1
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Default Brake pad advise

G'day,
I have an El with AU III brake callipers on the front (RBS upgrade) I am needing some new pads soon and was wondering what is a good pad that is better than the standard.
The car is just an everyday car no track days as yet,

I just dont want noisy squeally pads,

Any reccomandations?

I've heard some good stuff about EBC green stuff, are they worth it?

Anything i should stay away from and reasons

Thanks

Al

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E303 cam, ported gt40p heads, 1.7 rockers, high flow cats, Au220 TB, 70mm Maf, tune (215rwkw) and some bigger brakes

Have now brought my car to the 2000's with electric rear windows, door lights and wood trims
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