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#501516 02/28/2018 8:23 PM
by Deejay
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Any thoughts and experiences on EBC green stuff brake pads? Suitability for normal road use. Less dust? Any better at not sticking to the discs following a rest in the wet? Longevity. Disc wear? Are they worth the extra money over standard pads? Anything better value?
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#802689 Jul 1st a 06:09 AM
by Montegue
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OK, my new Mintex pads are nicely bedded in now, seven spirited runs up Prescott Hill this weekend saw to that drive

They work perfectly from cold, make no nasty noises and give fantastic bite with no fade experienced so far.

Here I am overshooting the optimal braking point and locking up on Pardon innocent



Definitely a case of operator error on my part, but some visual proof for you all of the pads in action.

I've yet to fully appraise the dusting element, but in all other aspects early indications are these new Mintex pads are an excellent no compromise brake upgrade for under £90, they operate just like regular road pads durung day to day use but definitely give better braking performance for fast road driving and more aggressive club sport competition work.

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