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Pads To Suit Dba4000's

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#11

Im still waiting for my Bendix SRT's.

Couldnt find any feedback about them so thought ill just give em a day in court.

Great pads IMO.Run these on the Phoon good bite.

Generate a fair bit of dust when given a flogging though

#12

My taxi: Brembo 6 piston front/4 piston rear calipers. DBA5000 front discs, FPV rear discs. Hawk Performance ceramic pads.

Noise/squeal: none

Dust: quite a bit, but the car is doing a lot of hard braking

Girlfriend's taxi: BA Premium Brake Option front calipers. DBA4000 discs. Standard rear. Don't know what front pads they are, they came with the discs (secondhand)

Noise/squeal: none

Dust: lots of front dust, but don't know what pads they are. Going to get Hawk ceramic pads soon.

Neither car makes brake noises or squeal. On both cars, I have used "Bendix Ceramic High Performance Synthetic Lubricant". I put a thin coating on the back of each pad backing plate, and some on the ends of the backing plates, where they fit into the mounting brackets.

You can buy the Bendix goo in a bottle or in sachets. I bought a bottle, because with two taxis I'll use the stuff regularly. If you just want to try it out then get a sachet.

Link: http://www.bendix.co...brake-lubricant

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Photo (you can see the thin layer of blue stuff on the backing plate):

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Edited by PhilMeUp

#13
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Thanks philmeup, will get some of it when I change the pads, thinking. I might go the ferodo's cause I don't give my breaks a hard time.... Cheers everyone

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