My (non carbon) front discs will be in need to replacement this summer, so researching for any experience of alternative brands that may be better than OEM?
APEC read well, but seem a bit too good to be true for the price.
Fully appreciate OEM is there for a reason, however tech has moved on with 'carbon content' alternatives which are lower wear and lower potential fade.
Any pointers welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Discs and pads
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Discs and pads
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2006 RS4 B7 Cab, 2014 RS4 - Suzuka + a ton of toys, 2011 RS5, spec'd up + ABT exhaust, 2006 B7 RS4 'loon - 5 years of fun! 2006 Aston V8 Vantage, 2006 S4 Cab, 2005 S4 Avant, 2000 TT 225 Cab, 2001 2.5 A4 TDI Quattro, 2000 A4 1.8T Sport, 1996 2.6 80 Cab, 1997 A4 1.8 T Sport
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Re: Discs and pads
I have the zimmermann ones on mine. They seem great. I fitted with Brembo pads not had any squeeling. I bought them on ebay during an offer for £550 (discs only) i found the pads again on ebay for about £80 (fullset)
The only issue is they arent "wavey" and im struggling to find rear disks which arent wavey to match.
Lot of comments online that Zimmermann are the OE provider for Porsche so im not worried that they are going to fail.
The only issue is they arent "wavey" and im struggling to find rear disks which arent wavey to match.
Lot of comments online that Zimmermann are the OE provider for Porsche so im not worried that they are going to fail.
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