View Full Version : what's Ferodo "Zero" & "Target"?
Magnette
01-07-2006, 11:01 PM
Anyone else use Ferodo's Zero and/or Target?
Wondering what their specs are & their ranking on the Ferodo foodchain.
Can't find them on http://www.motospecs.com.au/ferodo.html
For DB1203, Zero is ~$40 at Supercheap.
Target is ~$52 at Repco, they also have Ferodo Excel at ~$65.
dark_magician
01-07-2006, 11:29 PM
i use ferodo zero and ive got no issues with it.......if its good enuf for a scooby i'll say it'll be good for a magna
i used them on my rear brakes caz no one else wanted to stock any for me, and these were the cheapest. i havnt had an issue with them yet. (they are on my rear only)
Magnette
02-07-2006, 08:16 PM
Funny how the Zeros don't feature on Ferodo's website... a Supercheap special item? :confused:
On my sedan we installed 1203 Zeros on the front, Bendix Standard 1204 rear yesterday.
Have done about 200kms since then, they're pretty good - nice grab, no squeak
apart from when still bedding in.
This morning I also fitted 1203 Excels front & Bendix Standard 1204 rear on KJ wagon.
Am hoping these Bendix Standard 1204 are less dusty than the factory PBRs... we'll see.
Especially since they're the dinosaur 100% asbestos type!! :P always work great
manifesto
03-07-2006, 04:49 AM
Especially since they're the dinosaur 100% asbestos type!! :P always work great
arnt asbestos pads illegal to be manufactured nowadays?
FFEEkY
03-07-2006, 05:04 AM
i tried the ferodo zero ages ago... lots and lots of fade if you drive hard.i only had them on the car for about a week, went and got bendex on and not a problem since. stops fine, no fade, little dust... the occasional squeak, but thats something im willing to live with if its not gonna fade out when i need them.
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