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    #31
    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    You can run rs14 down to 2mm as they dont brake up, however rs29 I think should be replaced 4-5mm as the tend to disintegrate below that.

    However ive run both down to metal to metal :smokin:
    Was you on 29s at Oulton:hahaha:

    I have a set on the car with about 8mm f/r and a worn set with 7mm f/r.

    3/4 track days between the two sets ??

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      #32
      Originally posted by billyboysm3 View Post
      Remember rs29 come with 8.5mm on each pad. Think mine have managed 5/6 days, two being wet.
      12mm each pad on the 5575, 13mm 5555 :whistle:

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        #33
        Originally posted by O'Neill View Post
        12mm each pad on the 5575, 13mm 5555 :whistle:

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          #34
          Originally posted by shimmy View Post
          That's including backing plate, we're talking pad material :whistle:

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            #35
            Originally posted by O'Neill View Post
            That's including backing plate, we're talking pad material :whistle:
            I know.:blalalala:

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              #36
              Glad you chimed in there Shimmy. Stop confusing the issue O'Neil and BillyboysM3 :smt021 . 17mm standard or 18mm including the backing plate.

              Pip

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                #37
                Originally posted by Pip1968 View Post
                Glad you chimed in there Shimmy. Stop confusing the issue O'Neil and BillyboysM3 :smt021 . 17mm standard or 18mm including the backing plate.

                Pip

                In theory if one has worn discs it wil make more sense to buy E1903 pads as more wear, same price.

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                  #38
                  How many sets of pads do you use to a set of discs shim.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                    In theory if one has worn discs it wil make more sense to buy E1903 pads as more wear, same price.
                    Sadly there no longer the same price now £23 more at my trade price .

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by O'Neill View Post
                      How many sets of pads do you use to a set of discs shim.
                      If you say pads last 600-1000 track miles and discs 1800-2100 track miles I'd say that 3 sets per disc was about right.

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                        #41
                        Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                        If you say pads last 600-1000 track miles and discs 1800-2100 track miles I'd say that 3 sets per disc was about right.
                        I don think I get that much from pads, but my discs lasted a long time, im on Alcon discs.

                        Alcon 365 discs are about 550 inc vat to buy.

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                          If you say pads last 600-1000 track miles and discs 1800-2100 track miles I'd say that 3 sets per disc was about right.
                          Cheers, with that data, should have the rest of the two half sets I have then another set. I don't think my fronts will last another set, they have a good few heat cracks, APs. I'll get you to have a look at Donny to see where you think they are in terms of life left.

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                            #43
                            Originally posted by O'Neill View Post
                            Cheers, with that data, should have the rest of the two half sets I have then another set. I don't think my fronts will last another set, they have a good few heat cracks, APs. I'll get you to have a look at Donny to see where you think they are in terms of life left.
                            More often than not the inside pad and inside disc go first.

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                              #44
                              What's best, J-hook or Curly Grooves? I can't find any images of Curly Grooves so I have no idea what they look like, anyone got any pics?

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                                #45
                                Originally posted by Graham View Post
                                What's best, J-hook or Curly Grooves? I can't find any images of Curly Grooves so I have no idea what they look like, anyone got any pics?
                                So you are asking if you should go straight or bent?

                                Wrong place to ask mate :smokin:

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