Hi,
Whats the consensus on Eicher Brake Pads? Pretty good price on Car Parts for less.
Feedback appreciated our advise on other manufacturers?
Cheers,
Brake Pads
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Quaser
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i tend to use pagid for a little bit more
is it for the front or rear brakes?
is it for the front or rear brakes?
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BMW E30 2.0 2 Door (M20B28 Turbo project to start)
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BMW E30 2.0 2 Door (M20B28 Turbo project to start)
BMW E36 328i Sport (M52B28 Turbo Project)
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Rabs
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Was planning on doing both just as a refresh.Quaser wrote:i tend to use pagid for a little bit more
is it for the front or rear brakes?
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milescook
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Funny enough, added some eicher pads and disks to my cp4less basket, and chedked out. So I'll wait until I get an email to say "oh noes... don't you want your gadgets? We'll give you another fiver off if you complete your order...."
However, seeing this post I thought I'd do a bit of background research and the general impression according to quick Googling is they are cheap and cheerful... not something you want to hear when you have two kids in the back. Have gone for Pagid at only a smidgen more.
Eicher aren't German either... stereotypes and everything but I'd trust a German to do my braking for me over cheaper eastern goods... yes I know globalisation means you don't always strictly know where things are built these days.
So in summary, I've always gone Pagid and never had any issues for all my cars, so have amended my cp4less order accordingly
However, seeing this post I thought I'd do a bit of background research and the general impression according to quick Googling is they are cheap and cheerful... not something you want to hear when you have two kids in the back. Have gone for Pagid at only a smidgen more.
Eicher aren't German either... stereotypes and everything but I'd trust a German to do my braking for me over cheaper eastern goods... yes I know globalisation means you don't always strictly know where things are built these days.
So in summary, I've always gone Pagid and never had any issues for all my cars, so have amended my cp4less order accordingly
The story so far... http://www.cookracing.co.uk/
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
https://www.youtube.com/cookracinguk
Also please help the race budget by watching some videos
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capnmchl
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We used to fit eicher pads on real cheap jobs a work once in a blue moon. Tbf, what came out of the box didn't look all that bad, although I can't tell you about performance or longevity.
