Pagid disc and pads anygood
Pagid disc and pads anygood
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turk1

Original Poster:

219 posts

189 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Merry christmas to you all,

Time to replace my discs and pads due to lack of use they are corroding,are any of you using pagid and are they any good ?


FisiP1

1,279 posts

183 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Used them on my Cayman when I replaced the fronts, perfectly fine.

Slobberchops

3,640 posts

231 months

Tuesday 25th December 2012
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Yes, fine.

Chrisp5782

630 posts

168 months

Tuesday 25th December 2012
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Got 'em on the back end of my Cayman and I've no complaints.

Angelus

2,209 posts

194 months

Tuesday 25th December 2012
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I'm using Pagid padss on my front with Alcon discs, great performance. smile

Fire_2

138 posts

240 months

Tuesday 25th December 2012
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I use the disc's from eurocarparts, the 30/31% discount code.
Sometimes the pads too for my mums bmw, vito van ect
They really are top quality, the center hubs are coated very well so don't rust and they just feel very well made. Nothing like the days of cheapo partco, blueprint and adl parts.

thegoose

8,077 posts

240 months

Tuesday 25th December 2012
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Contradictory to all the other posts it seems, but the current price-led Pagid standard road-car product, as promoted by Euro Car Parts, is actually nothing special. In fact I know of 3 Porsche specialists who won't fit them anymore due to having complaints (warping etc). Sebro or Zimmerman discs are actually OK, as are Textar pads (which for many applications are the same ones Porsche supply in their own boxes, but with a higher price tag).

graemel

7,227 posts

247 months

Tuesday 25th December 2012
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I'm probably a little behind the times. Personally I've always used Porsche original equipment for discs and pads. My SSE runs brand new Porsche discs with Ferodo pads but that is primarily for track use.