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Old Sep 18, 2009, 06:05 AM
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Evo VIII Ferodo DS2500

**searched but didn't find a definitive answer**
I have a brand new set of these from my VIII. Will they fit the X?
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doesn't get much more definitive then that
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Too bad it's wrong.

The front pads on the VIII, IX and X are all the same (1001 for those that are interested). The rears are different, but Girodisc makes an adapter for the rears to allow the X to use VIII/IX rear pads on the X.
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is 1001 a standard for pads? (searched on that one too...)

is the adapter worth the $60.00 being that it is 50% of the cost of rear DS2500 pads?
http://www.girodisc.com/catalog/prod...roducts_id=859

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I got the adapters when I bought my DS2500's but that was a year ago. Now there are X specific pads out there, so I'd just get those.

I am not using my adapters any more, so if you wanted them, make me an offer I can't refuse They are a little dirty... but they do work.

D1001 is the "shape" designation that most pads will reference.
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Well, they have a different part number at the distributor I called if you order the X pads, so that's why I said no.

Sorry if it was wrong.

PS: I always replace all four pads, never just fronts.
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Originally Posted by Noize
Well, they have a different part number at the distributor I called if you order the X pads, so that's why I said no.
That is exactly what lead to my question.

Sorry if it was wrong.

PS: I always replace all four pads, never just fronts.
I'm replacing them for a track day
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You can leave the stock rears in for a track day. The car will have a slight desire to bring the rear around when braking, but it's not terrible.

I ran the DS2500's in front with stock rears for quite a while...
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Originally Posted by Noize
Well, they have a different part number at the distributor I called if you order the X pads, so that's why I said no.

Sorry if it was wrong.

PS: I always replace all four pads, never just fronts.

Different part because the compound is different. The shape is the same in front.
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They have the X rears on sale for 85 bucks in the vendor markeplace section I believe.
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Goofy do you have the girodisc rotors as well?

I am interested in the DS2500 pads as I hear they are good for street and track. I assume you like them right?
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No. No. No. Not track pads. Only good to 1000 MOT. Sorry, your heavy Xs will hit that MOT pretty quickly.

Get a proper track pad.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ct-thread.html
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Originally Posted by SmikeEvo
No. No. No. Not track pads. Only good to 1000 MOT. Sorry, your heavy Xs will hit that MOT pretty quickly.

Get a proper track pad.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ct-thread.html
Sweet thanks!
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Originally Posted by flyguycfi
Goofy do you have the girodisc rotors as well?

I am interested in the DS2500 pads as I hear they are good for street and track. I assume you like them right?
I now have the girodisc 2 piece front and 1 piece rears. When it came time to get pads, I didn't get the DS2500's again. I went with the DTC-30's around town & autocross and I have HT-10's for the track.



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