anyone got a good supplier of the sirion m100 some call it rally overseas
just in case someone has a good hook up, i thought id ask, before trawling the generic brake pad manufacturers for something that will fit
i know i cn upgrade to yrv turbo hubs / copen and get a few sporty options, but then require 14" rims, so am looking for something i can run under a 13 as first option
@Daiharris has a hook up to get high temp brake pads custom made for a good price, otherwise you have DSport or project u which can be purchased from Yahoo auctions. If your looking overseas you the Sirion is called Storia in Japan.
601to602 is correct the Ferodo DS-2500s were on the Rally 2/4s. I got a set from Bob Fudge on the Daihatsu Performance Enthusiast Facebook page. I don’t think he has anymore left though.
Yep after chatting to my mate essentially I can get any pad made with high temp high friction materials… Op just shoot me a pm if you want me to suss it out…
Really? With the A1RMs? That’s crazy man. I use to get them upto about 800 degrees and they were fine… Maybe just a bad batch or something… All good man…
800 degrees?
did you test the temps?
i tried a few different pads and cooked them all
but only a few outings tbh. i was going into a season and ended up having to change a fair few things around cause i wanted to be able to rely on them for sure
but that was in a honda
now im back in the daihatsu game, planning on much better testing and knowledge base
with our crew, but also if we can swap a few facts on here as well i hope
but i havent tried the a1rms specifically - especially not on the daihatsu
am thinking of starting with dsport, since i know the agent for them and have an order coming soon anyway, so worth a shot. cant say they’re super cheap tho. but not bad
Yeah man, when I had the 180 it had a vbox in it and one of the sensors tested brake pad temperature… It peaked at nearly 800 I think it was closer to 780 but the point still stands…
Yeah the A1RMs are a race pad, so if you had a bad experience with the hpx or whatever else then I would understand, street pads can overheat really quickly on a track especially if it’s brake heavy…
Obviously I’m not fussed though man, just as long as you find a pad with a high temperature range you should be right…