www.ebcbrakesdirect.com

For a discount at checkout, type in Scooby58! Special thanks to buckmr2 for the reminder!

 

Part numbers below guys....these are for my 02. Always double check for your own peace of mind of course, but a good starting point and price indicator

Jim


Redstuff Ceramic Brake Pads (Complete axle set, both wheels)
DP31322C 2.15Kg (Actual) £54.59 £64.15

Redstuff Ceramic Brake Pads (Complete axle set, both wheels)
DP31350C 1.4Kg (Actual) £41.20 £48.41

Turbo Groove Brake Disc (One piece, 2 discs per car)
GD1050 7Kg (Approx) £44.00 £51.70


Turbo Groove Brake Disc (One piece, 2 discs per car)
GD981 7.6Kg (Actual) £71.07 £83.51

 

Jim, you da man!

 

Thanks Biggie...........but really the likes of Buck, Racer, Jose and others are da men.
You and I?.......We just collate their useful info for others to see...lol
Keep up the good work bro.

Jim

 

Please be aware that I used EBC and had problems with them.

 

What kind of problems? Any specifics?

Hopefully this guy is still subscribed to this thread lol its been almost a year.

 

Hi JagXType620, Background - I don't want to slate these guys too much and perhaps the problem was with my installation, however, I found that the brake pads were too big and got stuck - perhaps there was too much red paint on my pads. I went for a couple of kays and the pads were scraping on the discs. I could have tried to shave the pads down (around the outside and on the flat side) so that they fitted better, but opted to cut my losses and get new pads direct from jag - I figured if they can't get the size/shape/thickness right then I should just play it safe.

Anyway, EBC weren't very interested in resolving my problem. I've still got a set of red pads in my shed! I used their discs - and they seem OK - I've had them in for about a year and they haven't warped or anything. As I said, perhaps it was the way I fitted the pads... Al

 

I've used EBC greenstuff and they works prefect. I'm quite sure the greenstuff and redstuff shouldn't be different in size.

 

I use red stuff on the Jag and green(soon to change to yellow for SUV's) on the Nissan truck. and have installed many sets on customers, never an issue. And depends on your Jaguar, yr and model. Jaguar did at one point use stainless shims on the caliper pad slides. This caused issues and jaguar changed to a larger pad and you discard the shims. Smaller pads dont fir without shims(they rattle like crazy) and the larger ones will bind and not fit if used with shims....just a FYI