Which Brake Pads Should I Buy?
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Every car has a different setup a few people say OEM discs and after market pads i think it finding something to suit you. I personally think the OEM set up is brillant but ive heard other moan about it.
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I was referencing just pads, as per the question 
If it was me for the full package I'd go:
Front: standard pads, grooved disks
Rear: Standard all round
Braided lines and 5.1 fluid. But that's for my use
Anything more and you'd start to compromise the handling under braking - on standard pads and disks the rear tends to squirm under heavy braking so adding Pots to the callipers would make it worse.
The only reason I'd add grooved disk to the front would be to add cooling slightly.
Braided lines and fluid to reduce long term sponge effect and fluid boiling point.
If it was me for the full package I'd go:
Front: standard pads, grooved disks
Rear: Standard all round
Braided lines and 5.1 fluid. But that's for my use
Anything more and you'd start to compromise the handling under braking - on standard pads and disks the rear tends to squirm under heavy braking so adding Pots to the callipers would make it worse.
The only reason I'd add grooved disk to the front would be to add cooling slightly.
Braided lines and fluid to reduce long term sponge effect and fluid boiling point.