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Hello, I have a 2006 Mercedes E500 AMG Sport 4matic (very rare... has the AMG/E55 front bumper, AMG exhaust, and AMG wheels from the factory.
It's got drilled rotors, and a few months ago, I spoke with someone from FCP that gave me this part number for my particular brakes
2204211812.... (330mm x 32mm)
I've ordered them and I've got the rotors now, but there are so many different types of pads and part numbers and I do not want to order the wrong pads. Please advise which part number is for those rotors for the E500 AMG sport 4matic!
Also, do you recommend semi-metallic or ceramic? And which is the best semi-metallic pad, and which is the best ceramic pad?
Hello, I have a 2006 Mercedes E500 AMG Sport 4matic (very rare... has the AMG/E55 front bumper, AMG exhaust, and AMG wheels from the factory.
It's got drilled rotors, and a few months ago, I spoke with someone from FCP that gave me this part number for my particular brakes
2204211812.... (330mm x 32mm)
I've ordered them and I've got the rotors now, but there are so many different types of pads and part numbers and I do not want to order the wrong pads. Please advise which part number is for those rotors for the E500 AMG sport 4matic!
Also, do you recommend semi-metallic or ceramic? And which is the best semi-metallic pad, and which is the best ceramic pad?
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