Not suppose to fade so quick.
My original GX discs was over skimmed to only 0.8 cm thick. They use to fade if I did three to four 120km/h to 0km/h or 40km/h stops right after each other.
Of course I don't have to elaborate what I was busy doing at those speeds.
Now I have "bakkie" discs which are 1,5cm thick.Brand new. Still have to look for the limit on them.

Kelmscott way, Bit of a hike from up here. Shoot him a PM or call him at work. Race Brakes WA: 93900183

is dattoman local.

Jeff, Ill race you in the thou! Thats on the road now(dont think it was when u saw it last). Swing by one time (if the 1000 and the blue 720 are out the front i should be home)

drop in and see dattoman1000 he will be able to ggive you the 411 on the best direction

Dont replace pads and discs at the same time, do the pads and then a month down the track the discs.

hey chris should catch up want to show you they new a14 it goes sweet!!

if the 180b disk should be up for it then i will get the ebc's.

Hey Jeff, your finaly on the Forums! Its Chris from Nannatee Way.

I would say the EBC's would be a good investment if you are gonna get stuck into hill climbs etc.

I just have ####ty RDA's in the thou and have never gotten brake fade yet

the pads are old so need replacing but the fluid is only 2 months old

You shouldnt have a problem with 180b brakes if they are in good condition. What sort of pads are in there now and how worn? How fresh is your brake fluid?