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Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
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30/05/2010 14:26
30/05/2010 14:26
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Fullpint
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Just fitted a set of yellow stuff pads to the front.  COOL, what a differance and I have yet to bed them in.. Mind you I have a little trouble fitting them  The overall length seemed a tad to long, had to fettled a little of each end. I guess its all the crap that has built up over the years.. Can't wait to use them in anger at Combe in June.. 
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
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30/05/2010 14:27
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proccy
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proccy
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yeah they're great - i hope to be saying the same after Spa in June
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
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30/05/2010 17:14
30/05/2010 17:14
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MCMike
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they are very good, agreed
1972 Triumph Stag 1984 Alfasud TI 1999 Fiat Coupe Turbo LE 2005 350Z
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
[Re: MCMike]
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30/05/2010 18:35
30/05/2010 18:35
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Insy
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Insy
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I have YellowStuff at the front and RedStuff at the rear on my NA and can't grumble. They appear to be good pads.
Bit like Proccy, once at Spa I think they will really shine!
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
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04/06/2010 16:08
04/06/2010 16:08
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Nievelc
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
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04/06/2010 19:05
04/06/2010 19:05
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Fullpint
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Fullpint
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Only took her out for about 10 miles and no squeaking
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
[Re: Nigel]
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06/06/2010 10:32
06/06/2010 10:32
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Jef_uk
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Ben also check the operation of the rear compensator and make sure that all the pads and pistons are moving correctly/freely.
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Re: Yellow Stuff sure is Good Stuff..
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06/06/2010 11:18
06/06/2010 11:18
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benje
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Cheers Gents for the help. I was hoping you would comment Nigel as I know you've investigated many different combinations.
Jef_Uk - Your post prompted me to go and have a look and I've just discovered my GTV hasn't got a rear compensator. I've just checked the workshop manual, apparently I've got EBD which does away with the need for mechanical compensators. Maybe the systems crap!
Last edited by benje; 06/06/2010 11:18.
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