Brakes Need replacing

[GolfR64]

Calling out the brain trust in regards to front brakes shuddering
Either replace the pads or rotors or both
My question is Pagid pads ( or other )enough while the rotors dont need replacing ?

cheers

[Guest001]

Usually shuddering is caused by warped rotors, sometimes caused by spirited driving. Maybe they can be skimmed but that will lead to the same thing occuring again.

[gerhard]

Replace pads and rotors as a set on VWs.

Check this set, they should be the same as yours Brembo Front brake combo ( rotor + pads) for VW Golf R MK7 and Audi S3 8V | eBay

[Lucas_R]

Calling out the brain trust in regards to front brakes shuddering
Either replace the pads or rotors or both
My question is Pagid pads ( or other )enough while the rotors dont need replacing ?

cheers

Shuddering is likely to be the disks (rotors) are warped, but could also be caliper sliding pins are sticking and need cleaning & greasing and the caliper is not applying pressure evenly to the disk surface. Definitely replace the disks and at the very least inspect the pads - if the pads are not wearing evenly then replace them also. And remove the caliper slider pins, clean then, and regrease them with appropriate brake grease so the caliper moves smoothly.

I would normally recommend the Brembo disks (and pads) as I really like them, but for some reason the Brembo disks for the Mk6 R are about $150 more than all the other brands.

Bendix: Bendix disks

Bosch: Bosch disks

DBA: DBA disks

Brembo: Brembo disks

Zimmermann: Front Brake Disc/Rotor Set for VW Golf, Scirocco, CC, Passat, Audi 8P S3
– Clickable Automotive

Note: Although you have probably never heard of Zimmermann, they make the original factory disks for VW/Audi etc.

Replace pads and rotors as a set on VWs.

Check this set, they should be the same as yours Brembo Front brake combo ( rotor + pads) for VW Golf R MK7 and Audi S3 8V | eBay

Just note that this link is for brakes for a Mk7 R, which will not fit a Mk6 R.

[gerhard]

Oops, never assume...... Seems mad that they changed from 345mm to 340mm - saving $0.03 per rotor?

Rolan has them for $250 per pair, or in another listing $122.36 each.

Brembo Disc Brake Rotor (Single) 345mm fits Audi A3 2.0 8P1 TDI (09.C892.11) | eBay

[Lucas_R]

Oops, never assume...... Seems mad that they changed from 345mm to 340mm - saving $0.03 per rotor?

Rolan has them for $250 per pair, or in another listing $122.36 each.

Brembo Disc Brake Rotor (Single) 345mm fits Audi A3 2.0 8P1 TDI (09.C892.11) | eBay

Thats a much more realistic price - I suspect they have made a mistake on the Automotive Superstore link above as the price is way off.

[GolfR64]

Thankyou all for your input and suggestion Thankyou

[GolfR64]

Shuddering is likely to be the disks (rotors) are warped, but could also be caliper sliding pins are sticking and need cleaning & greasing and the caliper is not applying pressure evenly to the disk surface. Definitely replace the disks and at the very least inspect the pads - if the pads are not wearing evenly then replace them also. And remove the caliper slider pins, clean then, and regrease them with appropriate brake grease so the caliper moves smoothly.

I would normally recommend the Brembo disks (and pads) as I really like them, but for some reason the Brembo disks for the Mk6 R are about $150 more than all the other brands.

Bendix: Bendix disks

Bosch: Bosch disks

DBA: DBA disks

Brembo: Brembo disks

Zimmermann: Front Brake Disc/Rotor Set for VW Golf, Scirocco, CC, Passat, Audi 8P S3
– Clickable Automotive

Note: Although you have probably never heard of Zimmermann, they make the original factory disks for VW/Audi etc.



Just note that this link is for brakes for a Mk7 R, which will not fit a Mk6 R.

Yes Indeed Zimmerman is well know Thanks for the options

Clickable Automotive cant say Ive heard of them .

[Lucas_R]

Yes Indeed Zimmerman is well know Thanks for the options

Clickable Automotive cant say Ive heard of them .

Clickable Automotive are ok. They only sell a small range of items, but they are a legit business and I have personally used them before.