Hi,
My 1996 9000 had new disks and pads fitted about 300 miles ago by my Saab garage. Although are getting a bit better, they are still very poor compared to my weekend car - a range rover. On the Range Rover the break pedal, when pressed seems to press against your foot instantly, no effort is required to stop the car quickly. If I wanted to stop the Saab quickly I'd have to go to the gym first. Maybe 300 miles are not enough to bed in new brakes, but the bit I don't like is that I have to press the pedal quite a bit further and quite hard to get any braking performance.
Any Ideas?
Nico
My 1996 9000 had new disks and pads fitted about 300 miles ago by my Saab garage. Although are getting a bit better, they are still very poor compared to my weekend car - a range rover. On the Range Rover the break pedal, when pressed seems to press against your foot instantly, no effort is required to stop the car quickly. If I wanted to stop the Saab quickly I'd have to go to the gym first. Maybe 300 miles are not enough to bed in new brakes, but the bit I don't like is that I have to press the pedal quite a bit further and quite hard to get any braking performance.
Any Ideas?
Nico