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kris_19
PostPosted: Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:25 am Up
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hi can some one tell me what is the best grooved or drilled ??...and please do you know the gti180 ones fit on a 1999 206??? 10x
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Only one post is needed Kris.

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Drilled can become cracked due to large amounds of heat dissipating through a small area around the holes, I think grooved is better

Also its not as simple as just putting the disks on, you would need the calipers and setup from that model.

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Lewis
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you couldnt just buy 180 discs for a normal GTI cause i beleive they are bigger. if you look on ebay Mtec do nice drilled and grooved disks for the peugeots.
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plain disc is excellent
 
 

 

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Edward
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Absolutely no reason to fit anything but a plain vented disc on a 206.
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Edward wrote:
Absolutely no reason to fit anything but a plain vented disc on a 206.

Unless it's for better braking or looks. Might not be power full enough to need them but they would make difference.

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NICKST wrote:
Edward wrote:
Absolutely no reason to fit anything but a plain vented disc on a 206.

Unless it's for better braking or looks. Might not be power full enough to need them but they would make difference.

I doubt you'd be using the brakes long enough on a road for drilled or grooved discs to be of any use over standard discs.

A better brake pad would be a better choice.

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Brembo discs with Ferodo Premier pads, all you need on a standard road going 206.
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NICKST wrote:
Edward wrote:
Absolutely no reason to fit anything but a plain vented disc on a 206.

Unless it's for better braking or looks. Might not be power full enough to need them but they would make difference.

do you really think those cheap nasty black dia**** or e*c drill/ groove disc is good for performance? Laughing

althought, however, i do believe those expensive WRC grade AP groove disc are build for performance. but that probably worth more than a 1.9D 206

 
 

 

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Seabook wrote:
NICKST wrote:
Edward wrote:
Absolutely no reason to fit anything but a plain vented disc on a 206.

Unless it's for better braking or looks. Might not be power full enough to need them but they would make difference.

do you really think those cheap nasty black dia**** or e*c drill/ groove disc is good for performance? Laughing


They look bling driving through McDonalds though isn't it Laughing

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MrBSI wrote:
Seabook wrote:
NICKST wrote:
Edward wrote:
Absolutely no reason to fit anything but a plain vented disc on a 206.

Unless it's for better braking or looks. Might not be power full enough to need them but they would make difference.

do you really think those cheap nasty black dia**** or e*c drill/ groove disc is good for performance? Laughing


They look bling driving through McDonalds though isn't it Laughing

Specially if there on a 1.1 fiesta pop as I have just seen lol

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kris_19
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Ok 10x buddies for your advice Smile
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Brembo MAX discs or Brembo Easy Check discs

Ferodo DS Performance pads or Ferodo Premier Pads

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