New Brakes and Rotors?
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From: Loveland, OH
2019 S63, 2006 CLS 55, 2005 Infiniti QX56, 1994 Softail Springer
New Brakes and Rotors?
It's time for new brake pads and rotors for all four wheels. I was looking for recommendations on what to get and where to buy them.
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As for the pads, it will make a difference what you are looking to achieve. Better stopping power, less dust, quieter than stock, etc.
Some companies to look into would be EBC, porterfield, wagner.
I think the stock rotors are made by Brembo.
Check out the vendors section to start with some options to buy.
Some companies to look into would be EBC, porterfield, wagner.
I think the stock rotors are made by Brembo.
Check out the vendors section to start with some options to buy.
Thread Starter
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Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 162
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From: Loveland, OH
2019 S63, 2006 CLS 55, 2005 Infiniti QX56, 1994 Softail Springer
As for the pads, it will make a difference what you are looking to achieve. Better stopping power, less dust, quieter than stock, etc.
Some companies to look into would be EBC, porterfield, wagner.
I think the stock rotors are made by Brembo.
Check out the vendors section to start with some options to buy.
Some companies to look into would be EBC, porterfield, wagner.
I think the stock rotors are made by Brembo.
Check out the vendors section to start with some options to buy.
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EBC and Porterfield will both give you less dust. I hear EBC is pretty squeaky when cold though. Porterfield is a lot more money than EBC.
Slotted/drilled rotors would be best choice for performance. This will probably be dictated by budget. You can find low budget stuff on rockauto.com
Evosport or Brembo will probably cost substantially more.
Slotted/drilled rotors would be best choice for performance. This will probably be dictated by budget. You can find low budget stuff on rockauto.com
Evosport or Brembo will probably cost substantially more.
