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Product : Brake Pads Discussion

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slowrider Newbie

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I called UNITY and they indeed had EBC HH for my Cagiva Mito, but priced at $75..!

 

I think I'd rather go for Brembo pads from Minerva, priced at $70 front and $42 rear.. (about $20 for installation, wah liew..)

 

BUT, STILL, I'd like to try this the VESRAH pads first, since they're significantly cheaper (trial and error loh...).

 

Anybody can tell me where to get VESRAH pads?

 

Thank you!

 

You try calling Eversuccess at 62925909 they stock a good collection of Vesrah and Ferodo brake pads. They are located at Lembu Road just besides Mustapha Shopping Centre.

 

For Vesrah they have the yellow type of pads that are rated HH but are softer so they brake pads wear out faster. Performance is better than the Vesrah Green type. But I use Ferodo as they give good braking power and feedback without spoiling your rotors! ;)

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Kaizer Newbie

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You try calling Eversuccess at 62925909 they stock a good collection of Vesrah and Ferodo brake pads. They are located at Lembu Road just besides Mustapha Shopping Centre.

 

For Vesrah they have the yellow type of pads that are rated HH but are softer so they brake pads wear out faster. Performance is better than the Vesrah Green type. But I use Ferodo as they give good braking power and feedback without spoiling your rotors! ;)

Wow thank you very much slowrider, you're very helpful man!

 

But you forgot to include info on prices lah, hehe, don't mind?

 

How much are Vesrah HH and Ferodo's equivalent to EBC HH or Brembo...

 

Alamak I only got the PART NUMBER lah for the Brembo ones, don't whether they're semi-fully or non sintered...

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kho686 Newbie

kho686

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You try calling Eversuccess at 62925909 they stock a good collection of Vesrah and Ferodo brake pads. They are located at Lembu Road just besides Mustapha Shopping Centre.

 

For Vesrah they have the yellow type of pads that are rated HH but are softer so they brake pads wear out faster. Performance is better than the Vesrah Green type. But I use Ferodo as they give good braking power and feedback without spoiling your rotors! ;)

 

Brought at Eversucess today at $18 w/o gst. Not include installation

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terry Newbie

terry

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How much are Vesrah HH and Ferodo's equivalent to EBC HH or Brembo...

 

Alamak I only got the PART NUMBER lah for the Brembo ones, don't whether they're semi-fully or non sintered...

 

hey Kaizer, how about carbon Lorraine? front is $50 plus (saw it at excel and motoworld) for sintered version. I'll change to that one when my front pads wear out.

 

http://www.carbonelorraine-moto.com/e_fiche-sbk3.htm

 

http://www.carbonelorraine-moto.com/bin/pl...sp?id=424&lg=uk

ronnyz Newbie

ronnyz

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i'm using Carbon Lorraine brake pads & i found tat it will produce a sound wen braking, normal rite?

 

:confused:

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terry Newbie

terry

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i'm using Carbon Lorraine brake pads & i found tat it will produce a sound wen braking, normal rite?

 

:confused:

 

which model are you using? sand the pads a bit before you put it in to prevent glazing. clear the brake dust and try again.

StingRhea Newbie

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EBC HH for mito! :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

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hachi Newbie

hachi

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Finally know what does HH means?

It means the friction co-efficent.

Normal is about 0.35-0.45

HH is 0.55-0.65

The number bigger the more friction it produce.

 

That why is better but rotor will be eaten up faster.Hope this will help who dont understand why HH is better.

 

"Kevlar pads

 

Usually the cheapest with the lowest friction rating GG, not suitable for modern high performance sports bikes.

 

Sintered Metal Pads

 

Have metal fragments embedded in the friction material for better grip and resistance to fade. Rated at HH they are usually fitted as original equipment to most sports bikes.

 

Racing Pads

 

Still rated at HH provide very little stopping power until hot, are much more resistant to fade than road pads and grip better. They do not last very long in comparison with road pads and are much more expensive.

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The_Sheriff Newbie

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Originally posted by afryano@Jan 12 2004, 10:45 PM

sori 2 ask but wher is this LAB? :bouncefire:

At Kelantan Lane, very near to Regina. Near Sungei Rd there.

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Speedpass Newbie

Speedpass

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best is get brembo brake calipers , ebc HH pads , goodridge brake hose n get a good brake cylinder . maybe like tat , when u e brake till stop , meter still counting down .:cheeky: :cheeky:

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beary Newbie

beary

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Originally posted by weekiat@Jan 17 2004, 12:27 PM

best is get brembo brake calipers , ebc HH pads , goodridge brake hose n get a good brake cylinder . maybe like tat , when u e brake till stop , meter still counting down .:cheeky: :cheeky:

hahahahah!!! after baking..u oso realised pocket 1 big hole! lolz! :cheeky: :cheeky: :cheeky:

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wangiles Newbie

wangiles

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Originally posted by shoei@Jan 4 2003, 05:28 PM

bremboz ones are good but only suitable for brembo brakes.and it gives out less fiber so that ur rimz will not be that dirty..but cost veriveri ex.

Abt 60 + per pair. :giddy:

where to get the brembo brake pads huh? How to noe whether my bike model got the pads? $60 per pair rite? any shop to recommend? :smile:

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Guest VTECR1

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Anyone knows where to get Gd Sintered metal brake pad??

 

best include the brand and price and location thanks:cheer:

hachi Newbie

hachi

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Anyone tried before Vesrah HH rated pads semi sintered pad?

Looked at their website look like a good buy.

I got SBS front not really good 4 S4 but feredo quite good that on my bro's bike, better initial bite than SBS ceremic.Ask mah before they dont carry semi sintered for SBS.

 

Sbs---$17 from mah

Feredo--$18 from mah

All not incude installation.

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S750WP Newbie

S750WP

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Vesrah/ferodo/EBC brake pads website.

 

http://www.vesrah.com

http://www.ferodo.co.uk

http://www.ebcbrakes.com/

 

 

Btw which ferodo website provide the fitment guides for bike?

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hachi Newbie

hachi

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I would say feredo is good perforamce for its price include installlation at mah motor @ $20.MY bro and I ride Ver S. I tried SBS and feredo, and feredo is better from my point of view as we changed our pads together last month.

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S750WP Newbie

S750WP

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Originally posted by hachi@Jan 26 2004, 02:35 AM

I would say feredo is good perforamce for its price include installlation at mah motor @ $20.MY bro and I ride Ver S. I tried SBS and feredo, and feredo is better from my point of view as we changed our pads together last month.

Did you change to sintered brake pad or the organice one??

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hachi Newbie

hachi

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Intent to chande to sintered ones by this week.

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Current bikes: NIL

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BaMBiNo Newbie

BaMBiNo

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Originally posted by hachi@Jan 26 2004, 11:51 AM

Intent to chande to sintered ones by this week.

i tot u just changed??

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