inlinesix Supersonic September 5, 2016 Share September 5, 2016 If a couple of reputable brake workshops have a look at the brakes and actually tell me that they are not bad, and that it is definitely better than the stock, I think its hard to ask for more. They have also passed the yearly inspections. Unless I track down the specific brand and model of it and do a lot of indepth research lol. That said I haven't heard someone sing such high praises for BMW's stock brakes yet, but I haven't done much research. I do hear of people complaining about BMW's stock brake pads though. If the stock brakes are that good then I will go ask around the scrapyards for used calipers and the assembly. New stock rotors and pads are pretty cheap from the stockists. Mine is E85/E86 so I don't think yours will fit Thanks very much for your help If look can give assurance, hmmmmm. Most of the complaint about BMW stock pad (i.e.textar) is dusty. It is an undeniable facts. Of course there are brake pad in the market that is not so dusty. A lot of ws is selling them. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
RageX 1st Gear September 5, 2016 Author Share September 5, 2016 If look can give assurance, hmmmmm. Most of the complaint about BMW stock pad (i.e.textar) is dusty. It is an undeniable facts. Of course there are brake pad in the market that is not so dusty. A lot of ws is selling them. Lol that's a good point. Maybe to them the Taiwanese brakes all look similar and have similar characteristics. Dusty brake pads meaning... the pad generates brake dust during use? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
inlinesix Supersonic September 5, 2016 Share September 5, 2016 Lol that's a good point. Maybe to them the Taiwanese brakes all look similar and have similar characteristics. Dusty brake pads meaning... the pad generates brake dust during use? Stock brake pad generates a lot of brake dust. Even my black rim also can see the dust. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
flashbang Turbocharged September 5, 2016 Share September 5, 2016 Stock brake pad generates a lot of brake dust. Even my black rim also can see the dust. Better to wear the pad than the rotor, isnt it? I read that those less dust ones end up will have more rotor wear, and rotor more expensive to replace. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Teddyb Clutched September 5, 2016 Share September 5, 2016 If those are gen, apparently there's a serial on the calipers to validate them via the Brembo's App. On the topic of identifying brakes. Could I request for some thoughts around the attached screenshot? I've not see a Brem in this specific model and the price.... hmm... Also how are everyone thoughts on comparing those local brands we have at so many workshops? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
RageX 1st Gear September 6, 2016 Author Share September 6, 2016 If those are gen, apparently there's a serial on the calipers to validate them via the Brembo's App. On the topic of identifying brakes. Could I request for some thoughts around the attached screenshot? I've not see a Brem in this specific model and the price.... hmm... Also how are everyone thoughts on comparing those local brands we have at so many workshops? If I recall my research original Brembos are slotted OR cross-drilled but never both. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Teddyb Clutched September 6, 2016 Share September 6, 2016 If I recall my research original Brembos are slotted OR cross-drilled but never both. so aside to the funky looking caliper, looks like the disc authenticity is suspicious... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Altis72 3rd Gear September 7, 2016 Share September 7, 2016 If those are gen, apparently there's a serial on the calipers to validate them via the Brembo's App. On the topic of identifying brakes. Could I request for some thoughts around the attached screenshot? I've not see a Brem in this specific model and the price.... hmm... Also how are everyone thoughts on comparing those local brands we have at so many workshops? wow the price is so attractive... I was quoted S$2.4k for brembo 4pot with rotors from Italy (some ws provide Taiwan rotors) Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Teddyb Clutched September 7, 2016 Share September 7, 2016 wow the price is so attractive... I was quoted S$2.4k for brembo 4pot with rotors from Italy (some ws provide Taiwan rotors) chatted with dealer... told its a f50 caliper but it sure dosent look anything like an f50 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fels 4th Gear September 27, 2016 Share September 27, 2016 http://www.brembo.com/en/company/contactsContact them and consult them. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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