I currently have drilled and grooved discs (supplied by Audi), braided lines and running EBC Red Stuff. I have always found Ferodo DS2500s to be excellent in the past and would rate the red stuff as good as those. I now need new pads fairly soon, and a mate works for Listers so can get the Audi ones at cost - waiting on price but guess £40/£50 for fronts. I will be looking at £100+ for Red Stuff or DS2500s. What are the standard pads like? Any fade with regular hard braking? Any good braking from very high speeds?
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Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
Daytona RS6 saloon, KW v3s, Hotchkiss ARBs, Milltech non res, MRC
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Re: Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
Can't comment on how they perform on the track, but they make a lot more dust than the Yellow-stuff ones I replaced them with
S5 Coupe, V8 on 20's with ContiSport rubber
Re: Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
How did you find their performance on the road?
Daytona RS6 saloon, KW v3s, Hotchkiss ARBs, Milltech non res, MRC
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Re: Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
I thought the Yellow Stuff pads were good, seemed to stop a bit quicker than OE but they didn't snatch so you could be subtle about scrubbing off speed without putting the other half's face into the dash 
edited to avoid ambiguity

edited to avoid ambiguity
Last edited by rich_5259 on Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:27 am, edited 1 time in total.
S5 Coupe, V8 on 20's with ContiSport rubber
Re: Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
Very very dusty. I also now use EBC yellow stuff's and they're great for daily play. Can't comment on track use.
I was recommend not to use red stuffs due to the weight and power of the car.
I was recommend not to use red stuffs due to the weight and power of the car.
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Re: Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
ive been using EBCBrakesDirect for yrs.. v.good prices and delivery times:rich_5259 wrote:I thought the Yellow Stuff pads were good, seemed to stop a bit quicker than OE but they didn't snatch so you could be subtle about scrubbing off speed without putting the other half's face into the dash
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Re: Brake Pads for S4 - What are OE like?
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How easy to change the front pads? Easy (as I hope) or any little tricks or tools needed ??
many thanks
Guy
How easy to change the front pads? Easy (as I hope) or any little tricks or tools needed ??
many thanks
Guy
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