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I think I'll do the same, Brembo rotors and Non Asbestos Organic pads, I'm doing the 13 for the first time at 48K miles which will be before this winter.
Last edited by pierrejoliat; Jul 29, 2020 at 02:32 PM.
I think I'll do the same, Brembo rotors and Non Asbestos Organic pads, I'm doing the 13 for the first time at 48K miles which will be before this winter.
Do you also have shimmy steering while braking at high speeds. Mine is about 60-80mph.
Or just replacing worn out ones?
Little update , got the brembo rotors in today , and weighted them.. they are 27.5lbs... funny thing is that the ones i bought not so long ago were 28.2 or 28.5 dont remember correctly.
i understand they are High carbon , so maybe thats why they lighter.
I think I'll do the same, Brembo rotors and Non Asbestos Organic pads, I'm doing the 13 for the first time at 48K miles which will be before this winter.
Do you also have shimmy steering while braking at high speeds. Mine is about 60-80mph.
Or just replacing worn out ones?
Please update how it works out for you.
Just replacing, I have not had issues with Benz brakes since my 93 500S, I warped the back rotors 3-4 times, my wife drove it for the first 9 years we had it, then I took it on the road as I was the VP of sales for an Environmental Services company, She put 46k miles on it in 9 years and I put the next 64k miles on it in 2 1/2 years. Two sets of rear calipers as well. I finally got tired of the shake. I had already bought the wife a 2002 E320, so I took that and got her a 2003 S500.
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