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Anyone tried these pads on the RS6 8 pot set up?

Used them on loads of cars with different calipers. Probable the best road pad out there that you can still track and doesn't cost a fortune (unlike Pagid pads !). Never used them on the RS6 caliper but would highly recommend them.

Thanks Jeff, just got a price for a set of fronts.......need a sit down and a coffee!?!

Just get them Dave. I've used the 2500's in the past, they are very good and will out last standard pads in fast road/track use, making them no more expensive overall, and they will stop you

Have you priced Pagid RS29's as well ? they are excellent but noisy (squeeky) at low speeds, which I dont remember the Ferodo's being

Cheers Dave. The RS29's are bloody expensive for this set up, however they do come highly recommended.

24 hours endurance race around the "ring" in a race prepared BMW, on one set of pads, is a pretty stiff test!

Yes, they are very good, I've tried a few by now not really a daily driver pad though and you would need to be really careful bedding them in each time you swapped for a trackday or whatever.

I thought I told you at the ring that I had them on mine , dave Just get them, they're awesome!!!

Which ones Mihnea: Pagid RS29 or Ferodo DS2500 ?

DS2500's

S2tuner wrote:I thought I told you at the ring that I had them on mine , dave Just get them, they're awesome!!!

You are right Mihnea. Thanks

Another vote for DS2500's here - ran them on my old car and thought they were great.

Does anyone know if they are softer than the Padgit blacks that come with the RS6 callipers ??

Reason I ask is, I have YET AGAIN got some cracks in the discs ... if I can get a softer pad that works as well as these blacks, then maybe the discs will last a little longer (a lot cheaper to replace pads than discs ...)

So dace, did you get the Ferodo DS2500's?

Peakz wrote:So dace, did you get the Ferodo DS2500's?

Checked my pads on Saturday and I still have around 40% left on them.

So not ready to change for a while....

dace wrote:Cheers Dave. The RS29's are bloody expensive for this set up, however they do come highly recommended.

24 hours endurance race around the "ring" in a race prepared BMW, on one set of pads, is a pretty stiff test!

Just to add that I've gone for RS29's on my car and they're simply awesome! They don't seem to wear particularly quickly either... I would be keen to hear if anyone has tried both DS2500 and the Pagid RS29's as I would be surprised if the Pagid's did not last quite a bit longer than the DS2500's. Disc wear doesn't seem to be especially high either....

However, they do have a tendancy to squeel a bit if you've not caned them for a while, when braking lightly. A quick blast soon get's them back working quietly tho... Price is also a -ve but offset by duration....