nas80 wrote:I have those polymetrix B pads that rally design supply for wilwoods, I really think they are crap.
seem to work for us!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ZY4#t=1386
nas80 wrote:I have those polymetrix B pads that rally design supply for wilwoods, I really think they are crap.
dont get me wrong they work, but they lack any initial bite even when warm. this makes you a little nervous about them when your approaching a corner.TopCat wrote:nas80 wrote:I have those polymetrix B pads that rally design supply for wilwoods, I really think they are crap.
seem to work for us!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ZY4#t=1386
Was thinking maybe laguna seca to tie in with MIB?Duracel79 wrote:I forgot to say,
Good to see some nice progress and paint on the car Mark, all that window rust has gone![]()
What colour are you going to do the arches? Black or White? or another?
Ben
Bit of inspiration on the colour, found this pic on the net years ago:e21-Mark wrote:Was thinking maybe laguna seca to tie in with MIB?Duracel79 wrote:I forgot to say,
Good to see some nice progress and paint on the car Mark, all that window rust has gone![]()
What colour are you going to do the arches? Black or White? or another?
Ben
Will give the yellows a go and see what happens?
The Hawk pads I used were some of the best I have tried. They transformed my e30's brakes and worked really well from cold. Really inspired confidence. I'm sure there are better pads out there, but for the money they're hard to beat. Cambridge Motorsport were really quick at getting them sent out too! I've opted for their fast road pad in MIB too.
Well I don't want them anymore, for fast track I'd much rather have Hawknas80 wrote:you mean you do share our experiences Jeroen?