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lawtoma

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After a couple of years of ownership, the brakes need doing on my coupe. Front disks and pads need doing, rears seem ok for now.
I only use the car on the road (no track use) but enjoy a bit of spirited driving (why have the car otherwise).
Is it worth upgrading the brakes at all? Or should I just go OEM?
EuroCarParts have a sale on, and are offering "Sebro" disks at what look like a decent discount. Does anyone have any experience with them?
Should I think about doing the rear at the same time?
Any thoughts gratefully received!
Thanks!
 
Sebro discs are good,[:D]
I know of a few people who have used them.
Ide stay away from the OEM pads as they have been known to squeal and feel like they have worn out, a sort of grinding sensation, even though they are brand new.[:mad:][:mad:]

My 2pth....
 
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