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Or if you want the daddy of cross-drilled and slotted brake discs like I've got on mine go to www.ebcbrakesdirect.com.The code for the front discs is GD981 and for the rear discs is GD1050.
Type scooby58 in at the checkout for 15% discount and free (UK) shipping.
Type scooby58 in at the checkout for 15% discount and free (UK) shipping.
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If you look under my signature pic you will see I have used Ceramic Redstuff pads.
Daddy because:-
[ul][*]Wide aperture grooves[*]Zinc anti-corrosion coated castings[*]Special disc alloys UNIQUE to EBC[*]Dimple hole construction[*]Balanced geometry [/ul]
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They are machined using a high quality alloy designed to run up to 800/900* C (glowing red hot) and still run true and stay straight. They also have a unique wide “high volume†slot design that runs to the outside edge of the disc allowing the dust, debris, gasses and carbon deposits to be “spun off†from the braking disc surface, further improving braking. The blind holes prevent cracking and help to break down surface gasses of the brake disc/rotor to further improve braking under heavy load.
And best of all they aremade inBritain.
Daddy because:-
[ul][*]Wide aperture grooves[*]Zinc anti-corrosion coated castings[*]Special disc alloys UNIQUE to EBC[*]Dimple hole construction[*]Balanced geometry [/ul]
![](http://www.ebcbrakesdirect.com/images/spacer.gif)
They are machined using a high quality alloy designed to run up to 800/900* C (glowing red hot) and still run true and stay straight. They also have a unique wide “high volume†slot design that runs to the outside edge of the disc allowing the dust, debris, gasses and carbon deposits to be “spun off†from the braking disc surface, further improving braking. The blind holes prevent cracking and help to break down surface gasses of the brake disc/rotor to further improve braking under heavy load.
And best of all they aremade inBritain.
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if you want the London ontario ones ... about 200 bucks for all four,,,,, I can bring them to COBO hall on saturday next weekend.. let me know,, I have them ,, willing to discuss ... msg me or something,,
ahhhhhhhh too much to drink.. hard to type,... if you dont know what I am talking about,, well then,, there is a guy selling the cheapest rotors on ebay here in my town,, about 2 hours from detroit,,, and he allows pickup for no cost,,
ahhhhhhhh too much to drink.. hard to type,... if you dont know what I am talking about,, well then,, there is a guy selling the cheapest rotors on ebay here in my town,, about 2 hours from detroit,,, and he allows pickup for no cost,,
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Hey Aquill,
man if I were you I'd definately go for the EBC grooved and dimpled discs and marry them with redstuff pads. As I am sure you know Jaguar is now repacing worn pads with greenstuff pads as std, redstuff being the next step up. Put these two together and awesome stopping power instantly available.
Personally, I think that from std the car does not brake as quickly as I would like, and as soon as mine are due for renewal I know what I will be fitting! Redstuf pads with grooved / dimpled discs.
I know that they are more expensive, quite a bit more! quality costs - its that simple!
If cost is an issue and your happy with stock, go with that, and maybe add greenstuff pads.
Cheers
Jim C
man if I were you I'd definately go for the EBC grooved and dimpled discs and marry them with redstuff pads. As I am sure you know Jaguar is now repacing worn pads with greenstuff pads as std, redstuff being the next step up. Put these two together and awesome stopping power instantly available.
Personally, I think that from std the car does not brake as quickly as I would like, and as soon as mine are due for renewal I know what I will be fitting! Redstuf pads with grooved / dimpled discs.
I know that they are more expensive, quite a bit more! quality costs - its that simple!
If cost is an issue and your happy with stock, go with that, and maybe add greenstuff pads.
Cheers
Jim C
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I have the link on my desktop at home.. i am in toronto for the weekend,,, so i can find out on sunday night... I think that the cheap discs are ok so far.. I did spend some time painting mineto help them rust less... I should be able to send a picture of it all .. well if you want to chat... try msn msessenger.. bbojangles at hotmail dot com.
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Thanks for the info. bojangles but I was hoping to get the slotted and cross-drilled ones. I project that I'll be getting some rims for the ride come spring and I wanted the slotted and drilled for the look as well as performance is I'm sure a little better but mainly they look cooler, especially with some 5-spoke wheels that allow you to see alot of the inside of the rim and your wheel well. I'd love to chat but I'm leaving in next couple of minutes to go to a motorcycle show here in novi, michigan. Thanks again though!
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