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    Nos, I'm not really sure about lifespan. I guess it depends alot on your driving style
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    Quote Originally Posted by Umai Naa!! View Post
    What brands are they?
    DBA rotors all round, with TRW for the front pads and QFMs on the back.

    Snerlo, I'll try giving it a bit of a run around and see if it makes any difference. It seems to only be coming from the front.

    It's weird that it makes the sound without braking, and the moment I brake, it goes away :\.

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    Don't the brakes come on gently for a couple of seconds automatically after you start going to wash water/snow of the rotors or something?

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    It's probably the pads themselves making the noise.

    Do try giving it a few good hard stops, and see how you go.

    Brake wiping works in conjunction with the rain/light sensor from memory. So if it thinks there's rain, the ABS will pulse to give the brakes a quick skim.
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    Hi guys,

    I seem to be having trouble tracking down the dimensions and size of the front and rear rotors on theR36.

    Are they just the same as any other V6 highline?

    There is company in the USA where I get my pads and rotors , for my Jetta and Reg, awesome, huge life, almost no dust, and great stopping power.

    But for some reason the R 36 seems be unknown to these guys in the USA and our VINs don't work there coz we use ZZZZs and they use that space for model options.

    Anyway, if anyone can post a spec , diameter, PCD, thickness or even an equivalent model ( like the v6 highline)

    I'd really appreciate it , coz my R36 will be due for a set of pads and rotors all round, and I love the ceramic pads I get from Stoptec in the US.

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    Have you tried looking in some of the other manufacturers catalogues and giving Stoptech those partnos to find the equivalents? That might work.

    eg: ATE
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    I too will need rotors and pads soon & would love to go ceramic. Look forward to the updates on this, sorry I have absolutely no idea on the sizing, but good suggestion from Brad ATE do ceramics etc


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    From here: R36 Technical Information and DIY.

    Brakes

    Brake disc front (ATE 24.0125-0158.1)
    Diameter: 312mm Vented
    Finish: High-carbon Surface coated
    Brake disc thickness: 25mm
    Minimum thickness: 22mm
    Height: 49.9mm
    Centering diameter: 65mm
    Inner diameter: 146mm
    Brake pads front (ATE 13.0460-7184.2)

    Brake disc front (ATE 24.0130-0115.1)
    Diameter: 345mm Vented
    Finish: High-carbon Surface coated
    Brake disc thickness: 30mm
    Minimum thickness: 27mm
    Height: 49.9mm
    Centering diameter: 65mm
    Inner diameter 140mm
    Brake pads front (ATE 13.0460-7200.2)

    Brake disc rear (ATE 24.0112-0219.1)
    Diameter: 310mm Vented
    Finish: High-carbon Surface coated
    Brake disc thickness: 22mm
    Minimum thickness: 20mm
    Height: 48.5 mm
    Centering diameter: 65mm
    Inner diameter: 169mm


    Came in very handy for me when getting a RWC and the mechanic tried to tell me my near brand new discs were undersized....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Umai Naa!! View Post
    With the rears, you need a scan tool with EPB capability, and the 3-pinned caliper wind-back tool.
    Do you mean a tool like this?

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