sypher
Well-Known Member
Yeah but hard and take a little tile to warm up - used to run them in my old 2 ltr focus - dont think id use em in a landy tho . Correct me if Im wrong tho .
Ive never had a prob with Mintex or Frodo pads ( let LOTR jokes commence
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khaos
New Member
Yeah but hard and take a little tile to warm up - used to run them in my old 2 ltr focus - dont think id use em in a landy tho . Correct me if Im wrong tho .
Ive never had a prob with Mintex or Frodo pads ( let LOTR jokes commence
I'd tend to agree that mintex have never put a foot wrong for me. Stopped me pretty sharpish last week when a woman in a new corsa pulled straight out in front of me. I stopped a few feet from her door. I should have asked the guy coming the other direction what his were cos he was even closer than I was and stopped shorter. Then again that's what abs and a tonne lighter does for you.
Anyway, Mintex work a treat and have a quality feel out of the box.
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Station House
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Went EBC route having read too many threads about mintex and brake squeal, and not beign able to track down Delphi ones locally - that said, no personal experience of mintex
MrJC
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Maybe a google search may help people decide.... I found this re EBC green pads concerning... EBC Brakes Green Brake Pad Reviews
thought it was mine!
New Member
told it was about time you sorted them footwells out mr rubble
A lot of the writers of the reviews are cyclists!.
Ive just fitted last night mintex pads front and rear, it had greenstuff on the car when i bought it, cant say i can feel any difference.
Cost both sets of the mintex from Craddocks 25 quid.
Havent a clue what greenstuff cost
Lynall
Got EBC greenstuff 6000 pads on my 4x4's.
Low dust and fade resistant
Low dust and fade resistant
