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new brakes!



  1.6 16v
hello!

i need new disks and pads for my 1.6 16v and was just wondering how much i should expect to pay?

im not looking to upgrade unless there around the same price! (doubt it)!

any help would be good!

thanks in advance!

p.s i need to no asap!
 
B

Brown.

pads are like 14 quid froma discount store..... jus for origonal ones.....discs...could be anything between 30 to 100 pund depending on make, can you not just use your origonal discs?? how deep is the lip??
 
  1.6 16v
im not to sure just the mot man said you need new disks and pads! he quoted me 125 fitted! i no sum1 dat said he can fit my disks pads and shocls for 100 pound!
 
£17 for the pads FDB845 from Halford i never had any real trouble on any road driving only Bedfrod track days killed them.
Disk £25 or so each (you need 2) from Halfords etc.
 
im not to sure just the mot man said you need new disks and pads! he quoted me 125 fitted! i no sum1 dat said he can fit my disks pads and shocls for 100 pound!

£100 isn't to bad £50 for the disk and £17 for pads about 1.2 hours to do it if you take your time.
 
  1.6 16v
25 pound? u sure? are these like realy cheap and nasty? i want to be able to stop from high speeds 100 plus (private road obviously)
 
  1.6 16v
i no im being cheeky now but could someone do me a shopping list for the parts needed!

half decent disks and pads and also springs to lower about 40 mm
 
25 pound? u sure? are these like realy cheap and nasty? i want to be able to stop from high speeds 100 plus (private road obviously)

I think I paid £60 last time from Halford for my disks for both of them.

As for speed I did loads of track days on stock FDB845 pds with no problems which is much harder on brakes than road driving.
 


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