Rear Brake Pads

[Bishop]

I believe this is common with the Triumph pads and most have recommended going to the EBC sintered HH pads over OEM.

You're looking at about $100 all the way around for both fronts and the rear.

 

[rubber2burn]

Found the EBC HH less grabby myself

 

[Bishop]

Found the EBC HH less grabby myself

Well, that's one way to keep them from wearing down...

 

[rubber2burn]

Less snatchy :lol: more consistant :lol:

So confused :shock:

 

[Bishop]

We could all use more snatch.

 

[budman]

..what did the front pads look like?..You using the front brake more than the rear?..what do they say..70/30 front vrs. rear..

 

[CaptainCaeruleus]

17,500 miles, performance upgrades installed since 3400mi... Turbo the last 2500mi... Pads inspected last month. 50% down... I'm 350lbs and wick it up past 100mph quite a bit then have to brake hard cause of hard curve or blind hill coming up... Don't know why you are going thru them like that... Could be something wrong with the fit or hydraulics...

Mike...

 

[Geek_Law]

I concur ... about $100.00 total front/back. Less grabby. They do the job though. I'm pretty hard on brakes, but these will still lock up the tires, you just need to get on them a bit harder. You'll be used to it within a week.

-SKH

 

[ruzzle]

... wick it up past 100mpg quite a bit
Mike...

Gees, mate, wish mine would do that.. :cry: :cry: :cry:

 

[CaptainCaeruleus]

... wick it up past 100mpg quite a bit
Mike...

Gees, mate, wish mine would do that.. :cry: :cry: :cry:

Sorry Ruzzle I meant 100mph not 100 miles per gallon...