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anyone use brembo brake pads for their car?

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Old 05-04-2012, 07:43 PM
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anyone use brembo brake pads for their car?

hey guys what brand brake pads do u use for your car??? i see brembo makes it for mercedes and so does bendix. do these brands create a lot of brake dust as the original? thanks!

http://bremboaftermarket.com/En/Car_...ueBrand=Brembo
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I would recommend Akebono pads if brake dust is an issue. I drive up and downhill a lot and Brembo pads had their fair share of dust after a week. On flat land, not so much. On the Akebono branded pads, I've rarely dealt with brake dust (or at least my rims were not dirty enough to require cleaning).
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Thank you very much for replying I appreciate it! Are they the same size and dimensions as the OEM ones?
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I had Akebono's installed on my 07 E550. Yes, they do reduce brake dust but, you do lose a little stopping power. That said, I would also recommend Akebono brake pads.
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Originally Posted by primatives
Thank you very much for replying I appreciate it! Are they the same size and dimensions as the OEM ones?
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Hmm I dont get it?? Whats so funny? There are brands that vary slightly if thats what you're laughing at :p

Theres a video on it on youtube

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I think he was getting at that the brake size pad has to basicly be the same size to fit the caliper.
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Hmm I dont get it?? Whats so funny? There are brands that vary slightly if thats what you're laughing at :p

Theres a video on it on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5keaM...hannel&list=UL
i'm sorry if i offended you. no question is a stupid question especially if they are sincere. I think the 3 min commercial you dug up just solved your problem. According to Binny, you should forget about Brembo and go with Mercedes pads.

p.s. i think everyone here would appreciate if you can share with us what brands you are referring to that don't fit so we can avoid them in the future. i have been really lucky in the past 20yrs but you never know, my next set might not fit right.
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Originally Posted by V12toHybrid
i'm sorry if i offended you. no question is a stupid question especially if they are sincere. I think the 3 min commercial you dug up just solved your problem. According to Binny, you should forget about Brembo and go with Mercedes pads.

p.s. i think everyone here would appreciate if you can share with us what brands you are referring to that don't fit so we can avoid them in the future. i have been really lucky in the past 20yrs but you never know, my next set might not fit right.
Haha nah it was fine no offence taken I am no car expert just wasn't sure what I asked was a dumb question or not haha. Nah my car is still new so haven't tried any other brake brands yet just wanted to know.

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