Alt. to MMC rear pads ??
Alt. to MMC rear pads ??
Is there an alt. brake pad to suit the MMC discs on a S1 Elise ???
It's nearly £100 just for the rear set, the boot in the peas is that I only need 1 friggin pad !!!!
It's nearly £100 just for the rear set, the boot in the peas is that I only need 1 friggin pad !!!!
Re: Alt. to MMC rear pads ??
You should be replacing the entire rear set at once, that's why they come like that!CSK_423 wrote:It's nearly £100 just for the rear set, the boot in the peas is that I only need 1 friggin pad !!!!
It is strange that only one of the pads needs changed, usually the inner pair. Have you checked the surface of the disk? It should have a glossy finnish with a laquer on it. With mine I overheated a disk and the inner suface turned to lots of tiny pits. These pits then act like a grater to the pad. If you search on seloc youll get an explanation as to how the aluminium melts around the ceramic. Also people say you wont melt these disks on a standard car but thats not true, granted you wont get catastrophic failure like tut had but you will get pitting. Hope its not this but thought youd better know the full story.
PS: My disk melted braking from 120 to zero in only eighty yards, when those disks worked they were amazing!!
PS: My disk melted braking from 120 to zero in only eighty yards, when those disks worked they were amazing!!
Folks, the reason he only needs 1 pad is explained in here:
http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... highlight=
One of his pads failed, and the friction material came away from the backplate
http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... highlight=
One of his pads failed, and the friction material came away from the backplate
mckeann wrote:Folks, the reason he only needs 1 pad is explained in here:
http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... highlight=
One of his pads failed, and the friction material came away from the backplate
McKeann in "read's full thread shocker"
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