TT discs- what the ****
Discussion
Several people over on Tyresmoke have reported that Red Stuff pads crucify OEM discs.
Aren't Red Stuff pads for trackdays/hooning? Surely Green Stuff pads are more suited to daily driving?
I cooked my 2003 R32's pads on a trackday and have since replaced them with grooved Tarox discs and Pagid RS44 Orange pads. Braking is much improved and they don't fade under heavy abuse either.
Aren't Red Stuff pads for trackdays/hooning? Surely Green Stuff pads are more suited to daily driving?
I cooked my 2003 R32's pads on a trackday and have since replaced them with grooved Tarox discs and Pagid RS44 Orange pads. Braking is much improved and they don't fade under heavy abuse either.
Not really had a problem with Red Stuff and OEM Discs. First set of red stuff I had fitted was pre Castle Coombe on new discs whilst bedding in I had a judder - the garage that fitted said to "use them hard" on the track and see what happened and they'd warranty them...lo and behold 3 x 20min sessions and they were a dream! Think I have just gone onto my 3rd set of discs at 70K and all is well
If you can get them for the TT (but I suspect not as I cannot get them for the R32) try the new EBC Ultimax discs, my friend has them on his S3 and is extremely impressed

If you can get them for the TT (but I suspect not as I cannot get them for the R32) try the new EBC Ultimax discs, my friend has them on his S3 and is extremely impressed

Edited by bigburd on Wednesday 16th July 20:50
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