I could not find this in the technical section, so - what do people think of Pagid discs and pads vs Porsche original. I understand they are both made by the same company TMD Friction. My C2S discs are beautiful on the outside but getting grooved and corroded on the inside - a job that will need doing sometime.
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- Thread starter Stefan Wilczak
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Depends . If your talking Padgid Discs from Euro car parts then I would say no. I've had two sets on my S2 now and both have warped within a few weeks of fitting.ORIGINAL: Stefan Wilczak
I could not find this in the technical section, so - what do people think of Pagid discs and pads vs Porsche original. I understand they are both made by the same company TMD Friction. My C2S discs are beautiful on the outside but getting grooved and corroded on the inside - a job that will need doing sometime.
Design911.co.uk might be better?
Thanks guys - good advice - I will get our well regarded specialist in Tewkesbury to fit these to my 997 when I have paid for Christmas!
ORIGINAL: Lancerlot
Pagid pads are OE on turbo.
Regards,
Clive.
Any idea what material Clive? Don't suppose the OE ones are RS-29 (Yellow) then...?
Are the correct Pagid fronts for the turbo 2707?
Yep, and the rears are 8006ORIGINAL: RJKflyer
Are the correct Pagid fronts for the turbo 2707?
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