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MG MGF Technical - 'berts bits' discs ??
Seen some brake discs on ebay - 100 quid for 2 x grooved & vented fronts & 2 x grooved rears. selling under the trade name "berts bits" Has anyone any comments as to their performance, longevity etc. Recc's on suitable pads would also be appreciated. Thanks Gareth |
g hampson |
Gareth No experience, except that I learned many years ago........Buy cheap-Buy twice! Be careful, brakes are not something you should be skimping on. Tony |
Tony Harrison |
If these are standard discs that have been machined, they may be okay, but as mentioned many times before, I really don't like the idea of crossed drilled discs on cars. |
Rob Bell |
Thanks for the advice gent's, however a swift "google" sent me to the "performance Vauxhall" (ermm really?)BB where a reliable sounding gent by the name Chavtastic(!) expounds the merits of said discs - more importantly there is a link to the manufacturers website - www.brake-eng.com. Would appear a decent set up, I may give them a go. Bob, the discs are only grooved, not cross drilled, or am I missing something? Cheers Gareth |
g hampson |
I have a set of brake-engineering discs on the rear of my F which seem to be fine, I bought the discs only and use green stuff pads with these. hope this helps. don k |
don k |
Gareth, if just grooved, then perfect :o) |
Rob Bell |
Cheers gents Bob - you're not Bob you're Rob! Sorry I got it wrong, but glad you knew who you are!!If it makes up for it I hate being called Gary, so I'll let you do just that - only once though. Ta Gareth |
g hampson |
ROFL no worries! ;oD |
Rob Bell |
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