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Mercedes Benz E-class W212 E200 Genuine AMG E63 Front 6 Pot Rear 4 Pot brake upgrade
This 2015 W212 E200 had previously installed replenished front brakes. However, as you can see the discs had completely wear out and was full of dents.
A whole new set of Genuine AMG brakes for W212 E63 originally in grey was then painted in Fresh copper (YR532M) and installed onto the car.
Both front and rear disc were also changed to 360MM drilled discs.
As you can see even the shape of the brakes were different...god knows what brakes were installed previously.
Squeaking noise fromm the old brakes was completely gone and since the rear brakes were installed as well, the whole braking performance feels more balanced instead of focusing too much force on the front.
Here is how it looks!
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Originally Posted by richard billiam
This 2015 W212 E200 had previously installed replenished front brakes. However, as you can see the discs had completely wear out and was full of dents.
A whole new set of Genuine AMG brakes for W212 E63 originally in grey was then painted in Fresh copper (YR532M) and installed onto the car.
Both front and rear disc were also changed to 360MM drilled discs.
As you can see even the shape of the brakes were different...god knows what brakes were installed previously.
Squeaking noise fromm the old brakes was completely gone and since the rear brakes were installed as well, the whole braking performance feels more balanced instead of focusing too much force on the front.
Here is how it looks!
Hi Richard,
Was this just a straight swap or did you need to swap brackets and brake hoses, clips, bearings etc?
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