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Just decided to go with the ferodo brake pads , orderd from fcp euro showed they would fit. But once opened I removed my oem pads these would just not fit neither would they seat properly in the caliper.
So if we go to the ferodo site , they don't even list pads for our cars just rotors and brake sensor .
Where are you all buying the pads and how in the world are you fitting them ?????
Attached is the pic and part number of the farodo pads and 2nd picture is the stock oem pads Stock pads
Just decided to go with the ferodo brake pads , orderd from fcp euro showed they would fit. But once opened I removed my oem pads these would just not fit neither would they seat properly in the caliper.
So if we go to the ferodo site , they don't even list pads for our cars just rotors and brake sensor .
Where are you all buying the pads and how in the world are you fitting them ?????
Attached is the pic and part number of the farodo pads and 2nd picture is the stock oem pads Stock pads
These do not fit.
*****Those don’t look like the same style pad. One of them seems to have pin style attachment and the other rests in its mortice in the caliper itself. Our cars came with several different brake options so it is critical you get the correct one for your model as they are not interchangeable. No idea about Ferodo. My car has stock pads right now. My understanding is that there are aftermarket options available for all caliper options but am not positive Ferodo offers them for all options at this time.
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