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Brake disc and pad upgrade options
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Time to change my front discs and pads, now at just over 50k on the original set.
Those who have chosen the Brembo pads how do you rate the dust levels, noise and the wear rate? Also, can anyone confirm if the Brembo discs are painted?
Currently £189 for the lot delivered - is that a decent price? BTW; mine are the larger 340mm discs.
TIA Paul
Those who have chosen the Brembo pads how do you rate the dust levels, noise and the wear rate? Also, can anyone confirm if the Brembo discs are painted?
Currently £189 for the lot delivered - is that a decent price? BTW; mine are the larger 340mm discs.
TIA Paul
more info here:
www.t6forum.com
Brakes:
Pads:
308mm F Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle) Product Code: 101441298
340mm F Pagid Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle)Product Code: 101441868
340mm F Brembo Brembo Brake Pad (Front)Product Code: 10144186A
294mm R Pagid Brake Pad (Rear Axle) Product Code: 101441318
294mm R Brembo Brembo Brake Pad (Rear)Product Code: 10144131A
Discs:
Smaller 308mm Front: Pagid Brake Disc (Front Axle)Product Code: 104441288
larger 340mm front; Pagid Brake Disc (Front Axle)Product Code: 104442118
larger 340mm front Brembo Brembo Brake Disc (Front)Product Code: 10444211A
standard 294mm rears: Pagid Brake Disc (Rear Axle)Product Code: 104441368
standard 294mm rears Brembo Brembo Brake Disc (Rear)Product Code: 10444136A
and here:
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Service Parts List - What Goes Where -
Service Parts List - What Goes Where - Here is a Basic list for all Parts required for Servicing which will be updated moving forwards: Brakes: Pads: 308mm F Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle) Product Code: 101441298 340mm F Pagid Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle)Product Code: 101441868 340mm F Brembo...
Brakes:
Pads:
308mm F Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle) Product Code: 101441298
340mm F Pagid Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle)Product Code: 101441868
340mm F Brembo Brembo Brake Pad (Front)Product Code: 10144186A
294mm R Pagid Brake Pad (Rear Axle) Product Code: 101441318
294mm R Brembo Brembo Brake Pad (Rear)Product Code: 10144131A
Discs:
Smaller 308mm Front: Pagid Brake Disc (Front Axle)Product Code: 104441288
larger 340mm front; Pagid Brake Disc (Front Axle)Product Code: 104442118
larger 340mm front Brembo Brembo Brake Disc (Front)Product Code: 10444211A
standard 294mm rears: Pagid Brake Disc (Rear Axle)Product Code: 104441368
standard 294mm rears Brembo Brembo Brake Disc (Rear)Product Code: 10444136A
and here:
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more info here:
Service Parts List - What Goes Where -
Service Parts List - What Goes Where - Here is a Basic list for all Parts required for Servicing which will be updated moving forwards: Brakes: Pads: 308mm F Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle) Product Code: 101441298 340mm F Pagid Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle)Product Code: 101441868 340mm F Brembo...
Brakes:
Pads:
308mm F Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle) Product Code: 101441298
340mm F Pagid Pagid Brake Pad (Front Axle)Product Code: 101441868
340mm F Brembo Brembo Brake Pad (Front)Product Code: 10144186A
294mm R Pagid Brake Pad (Rear Axle) Product Code: 101441318
294mm R Brembo Brembo Brake Pad (Rear)Product Code: 10144131A
Discs:
Smaller 308mm Front: Pagid Brake Disc (Front Axle)Product Code: 104441288
larger 340mm front; Pagid Brake Disc (Front Axle)Product Code: 104442118
larger 340mm front Brembo Brembo Brake Disc (Front)Product Code: 10444211A
standard 294mm rears: Pagid Brake Disc (Rear Axle)Product Code: 104441368
standard 294mm rears Brembo Brembo Brake Disc (Rear)Product Code: 10444136A
and here:
Thanks for that but how do I know which size to buy with out taking wheels of the measure..
6 days
@Baz..SVT
rears are standard size on all vans.
front are either large or small.
large normally for the 199 / 204 PSI engines & possibly T32 for payload.
take a pic of your front wheel calliper and well see.
see here:
www.t6forum.com
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small:
large:
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rears are standard size on all vans.
front are either large or small.
large normally for the 199 / 204 PSI engines & possibly T32 for payload.
take a pic of your front wheel calliper and well see.
see here:
T6 & T6.1 - Brake Pad Replacement
Workshop manual section for the replacement of Front Brake Pads
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small:
large:
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Yeah I don't have big breaks so I guess it's the small out the 2 options..+ she's only a startline@Baz..SVT
rears are standard size on all vans.
front are either large or small.
large normally for the 199 / 204 PSI engines & possibly T32 for payload.
take a pic of your front wheel calliper and well see.
see here:
T6 & T6.1 - Brake Pad Replacement
Workshop manual section for the replacement of Front Brake Pads
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small:
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large:
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so next month is service time, the discs are ready for renewing. our van is the paupers T6 startline 102 camper conversion( although I have spent that much on upgrades so far I may as well have bought a Highline 
) , currently it has the standard factory braking set up. Is it worth maybe upgrading to Brembo or should I just stick with OEM discs and pads ?? cheers
) , currently it has the standard factory braking set up. Is it worth maybe upgrading to Brembo or should I just stick with OEM discs and pads ?? cheers
Does your van feel Underbraked?
it’s always a good time to upgrade when parts are work out as the financial hit doesn’t feel so bad.
We can do you a good piece on a set of Revo/Alcons ;-)
it’s always a good time to upgrade when parts are work out as the financial hit doesn’t feel so bad.
We can do you a good piece on a set of Revo/Alcons ;-)
I wouldn't say that it feels under braked as @ 102bhp it's not exactly a powerhouse
a Revo upgrade sounds expensive 180ps with 340mm OEM front brakes is more than enough. I’ve only had to use the full brake force a couple of times but I’d say they saved my arse from Spanish lane swerving trucks.
I’ve always used replacement Brembo on other vehicles, they are good value for money. I check disc run out with a DTI and they are always perfect.
I’ve always used replacement Brembo on other vehicles, they are good value for money. I check disc run out with a DTI and they are always perfect.
I think you’ve answered your own question there.
Unless you’ve recently fitted a supercharger I would stick with the standard setup.
Yeah the Brembo Neo Ceramics, i fitted those all round and new rotors, then lockdown was implemented just after id finished fitting them, its sitting in the workshop for the last week with no dust
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