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Gen4 ATR brake upgrade enquiries..
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EBC Green Stuff pads are to be avoided, really dusty and not that great! I'm currently using OEM spec pads with some drilled/grooved prelude discs and have never hit any issues.
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Ok, cool. What are a good upgrade pad then?
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So just going back to question '1'..Are we in agreement then that all ATR's from 1998-2007..2.0 & 2.2..Euro-R & EDM alike, have the very same calipers? So it doesn't matter which model you source them from?
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Hawk HP+ pads appear to be the business, I know @Merlin rated them in his track car - they can take a LOT of abuse
Make sure you do the brake fluid also, getting some decent stuff in there makes a big difference too! Will find a link to some good stuff for you.
[edit] This stuff: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-742-castrol ... fluid.aspx

Make sure you do the brake fluid also, getting some decent stuff in there makes a big difference too! Will find a link to some good stuff for you.
[edit] This stuff: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-742-castrol ... fluid.aspx
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Oh Nitin, you had to throw that in there didn't you!
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CrunchyAdams82 wrote:Next few questions then..
7. Are there not 28mm x 300mm discs on the market that come with a 4 stud fitment ready to go?
- no, not that I've found with the right offset/bore size as well
8. Would it be beneficial to go for some decent drilled & grooved discs, or are the ATR ones good enough? (I know the comparison between 1 pot & 2 pot will be huge anyway, I just figured if you're already spending the money..might be worth spending a little more..)
- it's not atr discs you buy actually, it's Civic type r ones or something (I forget which exactly right now because it was ages ago I looked into it, but I have the quote from m-tec to refer back to).
9. Would EBC 'Green Stuff' pads be a good choice for street use, or does somebody have a better idea?
- EBC pads seem to be marmite - people like 'em and people hate 'em. I don't have any experience of them, other than my mate had them on his Porka 911 and they squealed like drokk and created loads of dust.
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It's cold, the engine is warm - only explanation!
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