willwood pads

[blue_peg_16v]

anyone tryed greenstuff pads in 4 pots, used to get the polly d willwood pads but nearly £70 a set and the green stuff ones are only £33 am skint at the mo so if there ok i might give them a go.

[dj_wudgey]

i havent had them in 4 pots but had them in my old sr and they were good!! cant say what they will be like in your 4 pots though!! only problem was the extra break dust i was cleaning my speelines every day lol!!!

[Joe Richardson]

Green stuff pads are only good for cars upto 200 bhp,whats your LET running mate :thumb:

[dj_wudgey]

youll want the red stuff ones most likely!! which are more expensive!

[Paul]

Mine fell to bits, shocking. I have Q compound now i think

[Stuart]

greenstuff only work on big assed heavy cars ime.

Have a look at Mintex 1144 pads if youa re a bit skint but still want good stopping.

[blue_peg_16v]

cheers stu

[nathan.]

I have them in my wilwoods and they seem to do the job. I've Done quite a few trackdays with the same set.

[Jon_nova1]

M1144's as Stu said, ignore the packaging that says not suitable for road use lol

[Stuart]

my 1144's said nothing about not using on the road... the 1155's on the other hand said I'd die if using them on the road lol

[Jon_nova1]

we have new packaging...erm...

http://www.minisport.com/bmw-mini/mini-parts/NMPMDB2162M1144.jpg

m1144 and m1155's are boxed the same, its just the part number is different, and they're now packaged under mintex racing

[Jack]

greenstuff only work on big assed heavy cars ime.

Have a look at Mintex 1144 pads if youa re a bit skint but still want good stopping.
Really? I always thought it was the other way round, greenstuff on lighter cars. I know the Celica owners slate them as being absolute garbage. Yellowstuff though, thats much better. Have them on mine at the mo.

Agree re: Mintex pads though. Again, use them on my Nova and they're great.

[Stuart]

greens dont work on vx's and novas. But they were fab on my omega....

[dj_wudgey]

i had the greens on my old sr and i thought they were ok bt that only had like 70-80 bhp lol

[MK999]

I was under the impression that for light cars; greens ok ish, yellows dangerous, reds good, somewhere between 1144/1155... and for heavier cars greens ok yellows brilliant reds good. I read around on it quite a bit before I got mine last year... then ignored it all because redstuffs were going cheap with grooved discs as a package lol

[George g]

mintex FTW! 1144's are good for fast road or track, and the 1155's if your finding they are fading very quickly! just bear in mind that they are racing type pads, so offer little bite at low speeds.