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Not the same but for feedback from a Caterham friend.
He went to EBC Yellow and had similar problems. They re-seated the discs calipers and gave it a good greasing and most of it went. He also had the issue where it wore his discs out faster but he has a 30lb right foot. He does track the car and so they get hammered all the time.
I have the EBC Yellows on the heavy ML63 and they did not squeal at all and I have a 20lb right foot. They also wore the discs out a bit quicker I expect so I have just fitted new discs and EBC Yellow and they are also not squealing.
I suspect Yellow's are just too hard for something as light as an Elise unless you are repeatedly hammering them.
I used to have Mintex in tuned road cars and never had a bad experience.
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