Any brake disc upgrades available yet?

[Andycarst]

Hi everyone! this is my first post on your forum and i could do with some information advice regarding the brake performance of my TS2 1.3l. I have the black one seen here, my wife has a red one and father a blue one (all TS2 models). It's not that the brakes don't work, they do, but there is not alot of feel or confidence in they way they perform. I know this isn't a sports car, but wonder if anyone feels the same. My fathers previous Mazda 3 TS Diesel suffered the same way - Capable brakes, but didn't inspire confidence. Are there any aftermarket upgraded discs available for our model yet and has anyone fitted or tried them together with a suitable pad to give a bit more bite? Your thoughts/suggestions would be welcome.

[gremlin]

mate i'm looking at upgrading for the same reason we have alot of mountains over here that we can go screaming up and down by the time i get to the top even using alot of compression in slowing down a still get a softer pedal so i'm looking at putting DBA slotted rotors and up graded pads in it it worth you looking at they ruduce the gas build up you get between the pad and rotor once your brakes are how as they dispurse the gasses everythime the slot goes past the pad i think there are 6 slots each side of the rotor i've had those rotors on my 99 opal i had did a great job!!! hope i have helped..

[wrwaustralia]

Hi Guys,

Numerous upgrades for the Mazda 2 (DE Model)

BRAKE PADS:

EBC Brake Pads “Green”      Front:       DP22003

EBC Brake Shoes “ECE R90”      Rear:       6677

Bendix “General CT” Brake Pads   Front:      DB1941      (only compound available)   

Brembo                   Front:      P 16 013


BRAKE ROTORS:  Front:  258mm Diameter  (Thickness:  23mm NEW / 21mm MIN)

DBA Slotted Rotors          Front:      2958         DBA Aust

DBA Standard Rotors (Front)      

EBC Rotors “Turbo Grooved”         Front:       GD1676      



BRAKE HOSES:   Goodridge Stainless Steel Brake Lines   F/R:      25050         

[sarein]

Wrw has done a quality job, all those bits mentioned are on eBay (UK) at the moment.
They are not as expensive as I would of first thought either