QUOTE(necromencer @ Feb 9 2010, 09:55 AM)
Disc=600,Handbrake Cables(pair)=100,Installation+Brake Oil=120.
Total=820.
I'm more concern about safety. You know what i mean??
Persona B&M-line is not good enough! Still using std abs.
Mine was M-line. Yeah it's true that Persona with non-ABS Which is B & M-line model come with
1.3 Servo from Gen2 1.3. I change ady to Mit. evo 3 Servo.
It's improve disc together wif improve brake pad for front!
Rear using Satri Neo disc.
Neo disc complete with arms=600.
Thanks for the replies dude. I appreciated it.
Added on February 9, 2010, 4:37 pmQUOTE(heavencloud @ Feb 9 2010, 12:39 PM)
uiks, u also kena the same thing?
I wonder those that had changed the brake pads before kena the same, like heavy-mileage owners like bro ralf, jon, and loong
Oh yea, i complain to my sc about the famous clunking noise. They said got the valve to solve it. I asked the price, they said free since still under warranty?
how come the rest of the members that already changed the valve kena pay wor.....
i didnt pay for the valve..... its under warranty. and btw, it costs around RM3 something if u wanna donate money.
Added on February 9, 2010, 5:17 pmQUOTE(heavencloud @ Feb 9 2010, 12:02 PM)
chill bro, i have no bad intention
Just wondering if u made an upgrade to your heart of the braking system, which will make use all the 4 disc brakes when braking. I saw u said u changed to the mitsu servo, is that the one that will control all the 4 disc pistons? I bet most of the guys here interested in getting the rear disc installed also
Ok, just checked with the sc, they said confirm brake pad habis. They want to charge me to change the oem brake pads + installation = RM 380!! (RM350 + RM30)
I said wait, do it later, then i ran away to the nearby spare part shop and bought this Bendix Metal King Titanium for rm130 So far it felt very spongy than the original brake pad. Maybe still new?
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So far the sound didnt come back *prays hards* U can see from the picture below that my brake pads on the right tyre usage is not even at all with the left side
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Bendix Metal King Titanium pads are really nice grippy pads. Mb i will review some below but was on my ex MyVi.
Bendix Metal King Titanium pads (Black) - Works immediately out of the box without much bedding in. Initial braking really squeals like crazy but after bout 100KM distance its okay. And then it gets more and more better as time goes by when running in. Good grip during heavy frequent braking. Brake dust... is moderate.
Tron Metallic Ceramic pads (Green) - Now these pads are the best pads (budget) i have ever used. They really bite like crazy and works even far better when its heated up. The hotter it gets the more grip it has. I enjoy using these pads. Brake dust is ..... really damn kao heavy. Heavier than stock Persona pads i tell u. But the performance was well worth it.
Trestor Advantage (Blue) - These pads have good grip / bite as well. Good pedal feel etc. Brake dust is more less like Bendix metal king titanium pads. It squeals at low temperatures most of the time... but not loud.
Trestor two star (Black) - Slightly less bite than Advantage version. Brake dust is quite minimal. No noise.
Braking performance:
1. Tron Metallic Ceramic pads
2. Bendix Metal King Titanium
3. Trestor Advantage
4. Trestor two star.
And yes, Persona's original pads are pieces of SHIT..... really lacking of bite. And well overpriced. Crazy........
This post has been edited by jasondotcom: Feb 9 2010, 05:17 PM 
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