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Part numbers for front disks are:
Left: 4E0 615 301 AA
Right: 4E0 615 602 B

One of the caliper number is 4E0 615 106AN OR brembo: 20.8928.01 1A

i have for sale a full set of ceramics taken down from S8 2007. It includes 2 front disks (380x38mm), 2 front calipers, 2 rear disks (356x28), 2 rear calipers (w/o handbrake motors) and 4 dust guards. The disks are in excellent condition, calipers are also checked and work ok. I'd say that for sure ...

Yes, indeed! One more thing - on the 4 pot calipers you have two bleeder nipples on each caliper, not one, you have to bleed both of them!!!
Start from the internal one and after this you do the external.

I may be able to measure the distance of the mounting holes next week, do i remember correct that they are alcon calipers with 420 mm disks?

if i get it right you have RS6 c6 calipers and disks and you want to fit them on RS6 c7?

Consider this:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/adapter-Blueto ... B00DVENMWK

I have couple of friends which got it and they are happy with it

Did you get the longer pedal travel sorted? it is normal because the area of the 4 pistons is much more than the area of the single piston caliper. If it is a problem you may need to change the master cylinder.

it may be late for you, but somebody else can use the advice (not the parenting one) :) https://eshop.skoda-auto.com/cz/en/b2c/smart-holder---adaptor-3v0061128x - i think that this might fit in the space between the seat and the headrest after this you add the tablet holder or another accessory: htt...

It is your decision what to put. Just fyi - the aftermarket and genuine parts are manufactured in the same factory. However the genuine parts go through rigorous testing and the other ones go through much less. Dunno how it is where you live, but the dealer parts usually have 2 years warranty which ...