philjory
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What would be an average price to pay for renewing the rear discs on my 2004 deasil accord saloon
Price for rear discs
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Doc
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Phil
The forum has a discount with brakes4u. I believe Fahad set this up so if you message him he should be able to sort you out the discount code.
Matt
The forum has a discount with brakes4u. I believe Fahad set this up so if you message him he should be able to sort you out the discount code.
Matt
StuH
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Do you think that combo is worth having? I'm just deciding which way to go for the front brakes.
Stuart I have fronts the same as well.I cant see much improvement in performance but they look good B)
StuH
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Prob stick with a brembo or mintex combo I think.
Very pricey but nice choice
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Paul the Bobby
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Mintex discs and pads are about £75 including p&p on eBay. I did my bosses a couple of weeks ago.
Thats a good price Paul but how about Brembos
StuH
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The Mintex deal looks very good. The Brembo I'm talking about are their standard parts:
http://www.nextdaybrakes.com/files_part-chooser
http://www.nextdaybrakes.com/files_part-chooser
No worrys i thought you were going to do a big Brembo upgrade.It can be done but im sure its mega bucks.
StuH
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No! the Brembo combo is about £130 plus delivery but the motor factor up t'road is a Brembo dealer and usually prices matches. I am favouring the Mintex though and save some £££. If you'd have said the EBC upgrade makes all the difference I could have been tempted.
There are mixed views about this but the best way to improve performance is the type r calliper upgrade.
Iv done the EBC upgrade for looks only.There might be a slight better braking performance but if so not a lot.
Iv done the EBC upgrade for looks only.There might be a slight better braking performance but if so not a lot.
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Paul the Bobby
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I had Mintex pads on a past Leon Cupra R and the brakes were spot in (Brembo calipers as standard). I recently did my wifes Mini Cooper S with mintex pads and discs and again no issues.
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Paul the Bobby
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Just had a quick look on eBay and rear discs and pads are around £54.00 for the set.
Last summer I bought a full set of cheap discs and mintex pads from a local motor factor for £170 (2.0 tourer, 280mm front disc). The mintex pads are superb - better cold bite/feel than the honda pads, and less dust than I've ever seen from a brake pad. The discs have been fine also. Make sure that you spend the time to properly clean the hub before fitting a new disc - I'm sure that garages don't spend the time and that can cause brake wobble problems.
Terry124
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There is a nationwide company called Partco who sell Unipart components.
Have used these brakes components on multiple cars over many years to good effect.
Discs + Pads for the Accord are about £55 per axle.
Good quality and no perceptible difference between these and Honda OEM in operation.
Have used these brakes components on multiple cars over many years to good effect.
Discs + Pads for the Accord are about £55 per axle.
Good quality and no perceptible difference between these and Honda OEM in operation.