New Braking Set up

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mikew
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Re: New Braking Set up

#21 Post by mikew »

Alan Chatterton wrote:Charles,

What do you consider to be good pads then? I've put EBC greens in my estate but others keep mentioning mintex 1144?
I think you need an engine before you need brakes :wink:
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#22 Post by Alan Chatterton »

Yeah yeah yeah!!!
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What Mike said Alan :lol: :roll: :wink:
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#24 Post by iwontone »

cor,,,,you can buy a car for £600 :lol:
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