RS2 Brake Upgrade Time.

[Bram]

323x32, stock Porsche 1 piece disc from a 993. Pagid Yellow's Lloyd sourced, DS3000 are quieter and a little cheaper.

Thanks for the tip!

DS3000 are Ferodo brake pads right? Interesting remark on their website:

"WARNING: DS3000 is NOT suitable for road use."

[Jamo]

Lloyd what pads did you use on the rear or was it pagid all around

[Lloyd]

Pagid RS29 all round and I'm now on my second set.

Frankly, whilst they're good and last a very long time (discs will wear out 1st, but not by much) I will try DS2500 next time or SBS as Rob recommends above.

RS29 are expensive and occasionally noisy. Rob's comments above are on the money.

There are better value fast road, occasional track day pads out there.

[Jamo]

I'm going to go DS2500 all round I think only £100 per axle I can't find SBS pads for the GT3 and Porsche calipers on their webstie

[GT500]

I'm going to go DS2500 all round I think only £100 per axle I can't find SBS pads for the GT3 and Porsche calipers on their webstie

Just ring John @ Questmead, top company!

[Big Lee M]

I have DS2500 at the moment but will be going SBS next time.

[Jamo]

I have DS2500 at the moment but will be going SBS next time.

Why out of interest?

[Big Lee M]

I do like the DS2500 don't get me wrong but I think they seem to give off a lot of dust and I should have gone with SBS the first time but a miss heard phone call(thought the company was called something else so I couldn't get a number anywhere)I have not tried the SBS yet but I'm willing to try them,if Rob runs them I know there'll be very good and a little cheaper I think he said last time. Ds2500 have a good bite from cold but seem to take a bit to warm up and I don't drive like a girl before you start......lol