FS: New Evosport Rotors, Ferodo Brake Pads, Titianium Brake Shims
Evosport front and rear rotors; Condition: New [Sold]
Ferodo DS2500 Front brake pads; Condition: New [Sold]
Front titianium brake shims; Condition: New [Sold]
More info:
Click here for the Evosport rotors
Click here for the Ferodo brake pads
Click here for the titanium brake shims
Photos:
- Evosport rotors all together: Top are fronts & Bottom are rears. 360mm/ 330mm.

- Never been opened, completely new. 2 pieces rotors and vents are directional to each individual side (Dedicated L/R).

- Total unsprung weight saving: ~40 lbs compared to non-pp. No extra hardware is necessary but new pads are recommended for installation.

- Ferodo DS2500 FRP3106H pads for C63 front axle. Also applicable for Nissan R35 GTR.

- Consistent coefficient of friction (0.50) at any temperature, low or high, gives very predictable braking and great pedal modulation.

- Titanium brake shims for the front calipers made by Hard Brakes (D1382 0.5mm), reduce chance from overheating the calipers/ brake fluid.

All price include shipping within USA.
PM me or leave a message in the thread if you were interested, thanks!
Last edited by aznkuja328; Feb 23, 2012 at 03:48 PM.
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Edit: Members who are using the evosport with endless pads... can you comment on the noise level (i.e squeaking)? And brake dust level compared to OEM.
Last edited by Roswell; Jul 7, 2012 at 03:04 PM.
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I have the performance package front rotors... Maybe I'll get the 2 piece rears from evo sport and when my fronts wear out I'll replace those with evo sports too.
TIA
Edit: Members who are using the evosport with endless pads... can you comment on the noise level (i.e squeaking)? And brake dust level compared to OEM.
Pads and rotors are super simple.
Basically....
1) Unbolt caliper
2) pull out pads
3) unscrew rotor set screw
4)pull off rotor
5) replace with new rotor
6) put in new pads
7) bolt back calipers (Torque to spec)
8) check brake fluid level.
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...cingbrake.html



