Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

[GeekinE90]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

yup Ronny = R2D....

juz reinstall TEXTAR or Universal which is the bimmer OEM pads.... cant remember which... didnt change my sensor since still not activated yet....

dun feel the need to use racing ones, as that may cost $400 upwards!!! mine slow ride ler...

I did a search on realoem.com and seems like E90 brake pads are OEM'ed from TEXTAR or JURID.

 

[devilac]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

I like EBC have them on all my previous cars. The RED stuff are great for driver who are a little more aggressive, in fact they work pretty well even for normal driver. Since we don't really have winter here, brake system tend to keep the heat pretty well after a few use. The GREEN stuff are great for everyone it still have brake dust but definately alot less then the standard and they Bite really well from cold.

 

[180]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

Need advice.

My E90 320 still have 1.3k km (as indicate on computer) before front brake pads are due for replacement.

PML quoted $400+, while BVO can do about half the price.

Should I go back to PML as some of you said OEM is the best ?
Any difference if I go to BVO ?
Any other recommendation (workshop / brake pad)?

I value safety and can bear with brake dust.

Thanks very much !! ............ Terence

 

[180]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

Anyone can help

Thank you !!

 

[jinooi]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

you can still go to BVO and ask them to replace yours with stock brake pads.

it will still be cheaper than PML.

 

[180]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

you can still go to BVO and ask them to replace yours with stock brake pads.

it will still be cheaper than PML.

Thanks, Jinooi !

 

[jooggie]

Re: Where to buy lesser brake dust pad?

You can also go to R2D. Rodney's service is top notch

 

[robbierd]

Re: EBC brake pads?

Am considering EBC Redstuff and Yellowstuff brake pads. Have about 350hp and do spirited street driving half the time.

Anyone has any views? I reckon that Redstuff is probably good enough as I don't track (but might go in future, but probably not regularly), but Yellowstuff (online at least) costs less than 10% more and is touted as being more long-lasting, so am tempted to just get that.

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