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Spiky

Ds3000 Rear Pads

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Spiky

can anyone beat demon tweeks

 

306 2.0 1993-1997 £53.19 REAR......TOTAL is 67 delivered :)

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Spiky

10? lucky sod..lol

 

 

i'll ask them tomrorow :D

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309PUG

Do you really think it's necessary to fit such hi spec pads on the rear that at the end of the day do little work compared to the fronts. I would say a set of std or mild race is more than sufficient.

 

Chris

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tom_m

^ what he said :rolleyes:

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oli-pug

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what i said! lol :rolleyes:

 

i dont think you'll ever get ds3000s up to operating temp on the back of a stripped out 205 spiky

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Spiky

i'll be driving around with the hand brake on, they'll be fine :rolleyes:

 

lol...... only kidding

 

m mate has the same setup and says they are great

 

if i feel they no doing well i'll change them :)

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C_W

I wouldn't use DS3000s on the rear either; they are very aggressive pad and require careful modulation to prevent locking. I guess you're using them on the front aswell to match the rear, but even so I would be wary using them on the rear (I've always used standard rear pads and they've been fine).

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Spiky

well i have bought them and bought new rear discs,

 

if i dont get on with them, i can always put std or ds2500 on

 

but i just want to have a setup that right and not "well if you did this it would be better"

 

will soon see anyhow :)

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James_R

Not even the touring cars ran that in the rear calipers. Be good to know how you get one with wear on them.

 

do you have any adjustment in the rear bias? is it s a 1.9 or 1.6 compensator set up? (or other)?

 

I'm currenlty going through rear pads in about 5-6k and the fronts in 4-5k (DS2500 front, Ferrodo prem's rear)

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Spiky

no compensators as it's fully braided lines from MC to calipers,

no bias of oy yet, but i fully expect to put one in ASAP :D

 

 

my mate has the same setup and it's fine :(

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