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Re: Brake pads / upgrades for 16V N/A
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24/02/2014 17:33
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frary
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i used to have a set of EBC groove disk and green stuff pads
they were ok to start with but got worse and worse
changed back too standard disks and pads and its like a new car
personaly i would stick with good quaulity standard ones
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Re: Brake pads / upgrades for 16V N/A
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28/02/2014 21:24
28/02/2014 21:24
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billa_20vt
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OMP fast road pads are good for me and do not squeak. Also these disks are what I have http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-Coupe-20v-Turbo-Front-MTEC-Drilled-Grooved-Brake-Discs-Mintex-Pads-304mm-/300844611740?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Car+Make%3AFiat|Model%3ACoupe&hash=item460bbc789c
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Re: Brake pads / upgrades for 16V N/A
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05/03/2014 14:02
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burnbike
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i suggest you to check the piston if worn or dry (press the pedal when brake are without pads), you can cover the surface with teflon grease
then with 80 grit paper clean the discs and flat the grooves if not too deep
change the brake lines with new ones
and let the old brake fluid flow out
when flow outside the brake lines new fluid screw it on the brake (the pistons should be all inside pressed)
thight all the bolts, press the brake pedal until become hard
now you can do the break in without bleeding anything
if the brake power do not satisfy enough you have to change the brake oring too following the same instruction as above
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