hi all does anyone know for certain if a 99 v70 t5 me7 classic would have 302s as standard
hi all does anyone know for certain if a 99 v70 t5 me7 classic would have 302s as standard
nottsgreent5 (Tuesday 26th July 2011)
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nottsgreent5 (Tuesday 26th July 2011)
just had it comfirmed lads they are 302s on this one thanks anyway lads
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another quick 1 for you all just got the 302s today discs pads carriers and hoses. do the hoses need to be changed?
I fit braided ones then you can forget all about them
mine had 302's it was a 99 me7
AndysR (Wednesday 27th July 2011)
do the braided ones make much difference in break feel and what sort of pads would be recomended want to get brakes sorted once and for all because the 280 really dont feel like they have much stopping power any more and scare me lol
nottsgreent5 (Wednesday 27th July 2011)
302 kit from Rufe at FRF Volvo Swansea is about £170 IIRC (discs, carriers/bolts and pads), I would recommend braided hoses since you will have to fit longer ones anyway - and you can get a set of 4 for about £50. They do make the pedal feel more positive - I know someone will disagree about this, but don't forget you have to change the rear hoses too in order to feel the effect.
I just use standard Volvo pads and discs - all works very well for me: an absolute WORLD of difference compared to 280 - this sonversion is a TOTAL NO BRAINER, just do it - I don't know what Volvo were thinking when they put 280 on 850. THe police soon availed them of the total crapness. The only downside is that on a standard Columba wheel, the kit won't fit - you need Perfo, or 17" Comet/Titan or Volan. AP would be lovely I know, but very pricey to maintain let alone the purchase cost.
Last edited by Flatout Phil; Wednesday 27th July 2011 at 20:26.
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nottsgreent5 (Wednesday 27th July 2011)
Take it from someone who has brake hoses fatigue and blow out, you never want to be in that position Fit the right ones (longer, braided or normal) with the 302s
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nottsgreent5 (Wednesday 27th July 2011)
Lots of pads to choose from. Depends on how much you want to spend. Genuine volvo are good for day to day and are cheapest option. Ferodo DS2500 are fast road/track pad and if you want to push the boat out then something like carbontech xp8 or xp10s. The better performing pads tend to suffer from brake squeal.
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