MartyS
3rd October 2020, 11:49 PM
Son bought a gq ti a few weeks ago. The brakes seem pretty crap. Cannot get them to lock.
Now before upgrading everything I’d thought I’d try better pads. Rear pads need replacing soon anyway (according to mechanic who did a service) not sure about the front.
Reading the threads it seems ebc brake pads might be the go. I think they only have green stuff for the gq y60. The question is how do I tell if I have single piston or twin piston calipers?
Pretty sure it started its life as a ti gq petrol, probably carburettor. Which would imply single piston. It’s been re engined with a td4.2 so I’m not positive what engine it had originally. The efi I think had twin piston
Is there a way to tell? I’ve never replace brakes myself but I’m reasonably handy
Now before upgrading everything I’d thought I’d try better pads. Rear pads need replacing soon anyway (according to mechanic who did a service) not sure about the front.
Reading the threads it seems ebc brake pads might be the go. I think they only have green stuff for the gq y60. The question is how do I tell if I have single piston or twin piston calipers?
Pretty sure it started its life as a ti gq petrol, probably carburettor. Which would imply single piston. It’s been re engined with a td4.2 so I’m not positive what engine it had originally. The efi I think had twin piston
Is there a way to tell? I’ve never replace brakes myself but I’m reasonably handy