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    Brakes Need replacing

    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 ?

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    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.
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    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


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    Quote Originally Posted by GolfR64 View Post
    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.

    Quote Originally Posted by gerhard View Post
    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.
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    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


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    Quote Originally Posted by gerhard View Post
    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.
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    Thankyou all for your input and suggestion Thankyou
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lucas_R View Post
    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 .
    Last edited by GolfR64; 30-09-2024 at 09:59 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GolfR64 View Post
    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.
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