+1 recommend Remsa Pads

[vl_nick]

got some Remsa Police spec pads of Greg and can recommend them, they are top stuff.

I replaced the rotors at the same time with DBA slotteds as the old rotors were very badly warped after a track day. Pads were almost completely gone too.

They bite really well and ABS came on very early when bedding them in. After a few stops you can really feel the difference.

Also question to Greg: I forgot to reuse the shim when i did the first side and realised this after i had put one side back together already. the shim didnt sit properly flush against the back of the pad when i did the second side so I didnt bother putting them on. Is this shim meant to be there just for antisqueal? So far not a squeal at all but only have done around 50km on them so far.

Thanks
Nick

[XStatic64]

I have had these pads from Greg on his supplied RDA slotteds and TRP600 fluid for a few months now. The only issue is a lot of brake dust (doesn't bother me), when the brake dust builds up they tend to squeal at low speeds a tad... A hit with a few sprays of brake cleaner and they're good.

All in all they stop awesomely, have probably already saved me from a rear ender when someone failed to give way

[gslrallysport]

Also question to Greg: I forgot to reuse the shim when i did the first side and realised this after i had put one side back together already. the shim didnt sit properly flush against the back of the pad when i did the second side so I didnt bother putting them on. Is this shim meant to be there just for antisqueal? So far not a squeal at all but only have done around 50km on them so far.

Hi Nick,

You shouldn't be reusing any shim at all, as the Remsa have them already stuck on as standard.

Regards,
Greg

[vl_nick]

Hi Nick,

You shouldn't be reusing any shim at all, as the Remsa have them already stuck on as standard.

Regards,
Greg

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