Are these discs oem?

['R'e'S'pect_4]

good info here. cheers.

[davers6]

Tip on the pads no ferodo premier on eBay for rs4 but there are for r8's and their identical £45 result!

[gt2]

Tip on the pads no ferodo premier on eBay for rs4 but there are for r8's and their identical £45 result!

Nice one cheers. £45?? Is that a full set of 8?? Got a link?

[davers6]

Sorry made a mistake £75 still a result yep all 8 even got sensors in em! Came next day here's the item number 330748959828

[SuprSi]

Not interested in more stopping power with Ds2500's? A fair bit pricier but worth it imo

[davers6]

Crap on road 2500's eat discs and wheel paint squeal and need warming up can only be justified if your doing trackdays IMO of course oh and more than double the price

[gt2]

Sorry made a mistake £75 still a result yep all 8 even got sensors in em! Came next day here's the item number 330748959828

Cheers Dave

[gt2]

Just ordered a set. The rears actually cost more than the front. Weird!

[RS6BRIT]

I went down the yellow stuff route. Very good feel from cold, relatively low dust no squeal and lots of bite when pushed. 100 quid more than those R8 pads but we'll worth it imo.

[SuprSi]

That's what I'm using now, a hell of a lot better than the apec crap pads I did have. Going to try the ferrodo next for comparison.

[RS6BRIT]

I'll probably do the same, but that won't be for a while as mine are virtually brand new !

[gt2]

I went down the yellow stuff route. Very good feel from cold, relatively low dust no squeal and lots of bite when pushed. 100 quid more than those R8 pads but we'll worth it imo.

I might put some EBC yellows in the rear. What are they like for dust? And are they harsh on pads?