green stuff rear pads for vtr

[nathgvtr]

asabove, just wondering if they are any good?
or for a similar price is there anything better to go for?
thanks nath.

[Saxomatic]

People will tell you different things. I only have front disks as I have a furio. Been running greenstuff pads with brand new disks at the same time I put the pads in, since beginning of sept 09.

Stopping power is very good, and there is virtually no wear whatsoever. Virtually no dust either, very clean.


Edit: For the best results / life length you have to run in new disks and pads. Same with new tyres. Incase you didn't know.

Hope this helps out :)

[nathgvtr]

they sound descent then, best get myself a set.
i was aware of the need to run them in but thanks for the advice matey im sure some people arnt so usre.
thanks nath.

[Saxomatic]

No worries mate. I've heard (for the sake of fairness) that some people hate greenstuff pads, I don't know why. I've never had an issue, and they last well if run in well. :y:

[kill_switch]

mintex mate they are good pads

[johnnyg_vts]

standard stuff on the rear will be fine and cheaper.

[GRAHAM2000VTR]

i had these all round they were to much for the rear so kept uprated disc and standard pads

[Sparco_Tom]

no point fitting uprated pads on the rear. stick to standards. Will be more than enough power.
something like 70% of the braking is dealt with upfront on a saxo

[lharrowing]

no point fitting uprated pads on the rear. stick to standards. Will be more than enough power.
something like 70% of the braking is dealt with upfront on a saxo

exactly what tom says invest the money to your front brakes prob just end up with the backs locking which isnt good really

[robtwotone]

iv got green stuff up front with black dimond groved on from and standerd on rear mines spot on and really gd if you get some heat in them