[mob17]

Pads picked up and will try and get them shipped today, if not then tomorrow 100%.

[Tak1986]

Originally Posted by mob17

Pads picked up and will try and get them shipped today, if not then tomorrow 100%.

Thanks Mo! thats a very quick turn round

[mob17]

Originally Posted by Tak1986

Thanks Mo! thats a very quick turn round

No worries

All pads will be shipped tomorrow guys.

[Telly Addict]

Originally Posted by mob17

No worries

All pads will be shipped tomorrow guys.

Nice one mate, just ordered a full set of ATE discs from Mister Auto. I'm hoping that is a good combo.

[mob17]

Originally Posted by Telly Addict

Nice one mate, just ordered a full set of ATE discs from Mister Auto. I'm hoping that is a good combo.

All pads shipped

By the way guys, i can't stress how important it is to follow the bed in procedure. This will ensure you have a nice even layer of pad transfer, zero squeel and best braking performance. When you first drive with the pads they will feel a bit weird, but this is normal, its just the chemical bed in layer adjusting to your disk. Once they are bed in you will be happy im sure

I followed the procedure that EBC recommended (which i strongly suggest you do as well) and have zero squeel and they feel great. Just be aware at the start they will feel like shit and you'll get a juddering feeling when braking. This is normal! Its just the chemical layer ebc put on wearing away.

EBC's recommendation:

Best procedure is to drive gently avoiding harsh braking unless in an emergency for first 100 miles. i.e. very light on the pedal.

In the second 100 miles (up to 200) you can use gently increasing brake pressures when using the brakes.

Only after 200 miles urban driving (not 200 miles on a freeway where brakes are almost unused) should you attempt to apply heavy load and heat to the brakes. To do this final bedding on a QUIET ROAD in safe traffic apply the brakes (as hard as possible but dont engage ABS, so around 80% force) and slow from 60 to 10 MPH five times in a row. Then drive slowly for a few minutes if safe to do so to allow the brakes to cool. Try to avoid coming to a rest whilst the brakes are heated.
A smell may be noticed from the warm brakes, this is normal. Repeat this procedure a second time after the brakes have TOTALLY cooled down. (i did this second run a few days later) EBC pads get better with miles. Even after this bed in procedure it can take up to 1500 miles before the pads are at their best. In the meantime the pads will be good and safe but true potential not realised. EBC makes performance pads that last, they do not bed in within 5 minutes driving. Noises will be more likely during the first 1000-1500 miles use whilst this chemical bedding takes place.

I now have a few thousand miles on them and they are brilliant. Just make sure to follow the above procedure and you'll be fine!

[nato]

Thanks for sorting these out Mo. Top bloke.

[mob17]

Originally Posted by nato

Thanks for sorting these out Mo. Top bloke.

No worries, love your motorbike by the way!

[AlanYoro35i]

Hey man, can u use oem sensors on these pads? as i got 2 spare one

[mob17]

Originally Posted by Yoro35i

Hey man, can u use oem sensors on these pads? as i got 2 spare one

Yes thats what i used

[AlanYoro35i]

Originally Posted by mob17

Yes thats what i used

Thanks man, mine arrive today( not from group buy ) and i got my mechanic to reuse the old one!!

[Pynne]

Hi mob17

Are you still able to get these? And if so, able to ship to DK?

[Mastermixlee]

Can I have a a full set of yellowstuff pads for e92 335i. Part numbers Im pretty sure are the following:

DP42006R for the fronts and
DP41588R for the rears.

thanks

[mob17]

Originally Posted by Pynne

Hi mob17

Are you still able to get these? And if so, able to ship to DK?

The best quote i've got for shipping to Denmark is £20.

Please could you find out what part numbers you need by following the instructions on the first post.

I can only get these in batches of 4 now (8 part numbers).

[Mastermixlee]

Ah looks like ill have to order at full price then as pretty desperate for the brakes really. Unless some other people chime in and want a group buy

[mob17]

Originally Posted by Mastermixlee

Ah looks like ill have to order at full price then as pretty desperate for the brakes really. Unless some other people chime in and want a group buy

I'll try asking him again tomorrow if i can get them on a single order for you.

[mike07s]

If it's possible I could do with a set of pads;

Yellowstuff Front (DP42006R)
Yellowstuff Rear (DP41588R)

Posting to Scotland please.

[mob17]

Originally Posted by mike07s

If it's possible I could do with a set of pads;

Yellowstuff Front (DP42006R)
Yellowstuff Rear (DP41588R)

Posting to Scotland please.

Good news. I'm able to do that. Comes up to £170.66 incl vat and discount. £10 shipping or pick up.

Mastermixlee, are you in?

[jevanh]

will this work if i need them shipped to Australia? =\

[Mastermixlee]

Im in

[mob17]

Originally Posted by jevanh

will this work if i need them shipped to Australia? =\

Not sure if it's worth it, shipping alone is £50.

[mike07s]

PM sent, thanks Mo

[mob17]

Payment received. Pads should be with me in a couple of hours.