Brake pads options for 370mm Brembo 4 pots

[Stefan147]

I've been running the Zimmermann's for over 40.000km now. Zero issues and minimal wear. Car's done 3 trackdays as well and it always runs performance pads.

I would not bother with EBCs. I've tried some and they were all rubbish. Same with the DS2500. I would go for Hawk which are rather difficult to find in Greece or PFCs.

 

[AntoniosL]

Thank you very much Stefan

 

[Slickric21]

Zimmerman disks have been very good so far here.
I love the fact the centre section and rim of the actual disk have anti-rust coating.
After over a year of use inc a typical wet damp UK autumn & winter they are looking much better than the OEM’s did after a similar time.
Basically look like new.

re Pads I’ve absolutely no idea on your options.
I put EBC Red on mine (as you have read probably) and they have virtually no dust whatsoever, you can drive for weeks and weeks (unless of course it’s been wet) and the wheels still look clean.
The OEM disks would coat the front wheels in a matter of days.
However they aren’t the best pads in the world, as good as OEM for braking but I don’t think they’d be any good for track at all.
I can only recommend these for standard road use nothing more.

 

[AntoniosL]

Zimmerman disks have been very good so far here.
I love the fact the centre section and rim of the actual disk have anti-rust coating.
After over a year of use inc a typical wet damp UK autumn & winter they are looking much better than the OEM’s did after a similar time.
Basically look like new.

re Pads I’ve absolutely no idea on your options.
I put EBC Red on mine (as you have read probably) and they have virtually no dust whatsoever, you can drive for weeks and weeks (unless of course it’s been wet) and the wheels still look clean.
The OEM disks would coat the front wheels in a matter of days.
However they aren’t the best pads in the world, as good as OEM for braking but I don’t think they’d be any good for track at all.
I can only recommend these for standard road use nothing more.

Thank you Slickric; much appreciated