disks and pads

[w41k3r]

hey all how much should i be paying for full disk and pads change for an n\a 1994 or anybody know of anywhere doing offers at the mo just standard ones are fine thanks

[edge]

Try some of the traders on here or http://www.tcbparts.co.uk - they may not list it on the site but just give them a call.

[Nic]

hey all how much should i be paying for full disk and pads change for an n\a 1994 or anybody know of anywhere doing offers at the mo just standard ones are fine thanks

 

It depends on the quality of pads you want, a decent set of pads can be upto £100+ an axle (ie. £200+ for a full set). Stock pads are around half that price, but you get what you pay for in terms of performance.

 

It also depends which brakes you have fitted, the Supra came with 2 options the larger 4 pot front/2 pot rear and the smaller 2 pot front/ 1 pot rear. Most NA's came with the smaller option, but check what yours are before buying, post pics if you're not sure.

 

I have TRD pads in stock if needed, these are a very good fast road pad option, they give good bit and minimal fade. Drop me a pm if you would like details.

[AdzC]

As Nic said it depends on what you use your car for but in terms of braking components the rule is the same as tyres and you shouldn't be looking at anything less than OEM. The EBC stuff doesn't seem to be very well rated and if you want a performance set up any of the traders on here should be able to help you.

 

I recently replaced the pads on mine with OEM parts and found it quite a straight forward job including the fluid bleed. If you're confident enough then you could save yourself a bit of money and be safe in the knowledge that you have done everything neeeded.

[Guest Budz86]

I've been looking into changing my brakes too. Chris Wilson pads seem to be the way forward (about £130) and Endless or 3G disk's, but I don't have price's on those.

 

HTH