zimmerman rotors
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just so you know, drilled rotors will be more noisey than the solid blanks. nothing obnoxious mind you, but different if on a DD that's first purpose is more for luxury. stock pads are also very good initial bite and low noise. but they throw a lot of graphite dust and will eat up quicker on the drilled rotors.
with all that said, i had good result with Axxis/PBR Deluxe Plus pads for street use with my old Zimmerman cross-drilled rotors. but there was room for improvement on fade when hot.
currently on my M3 with CSL cross drilled rotors i'm running Stoptech Street Sport pads and like them. they are a harder pad than the Deluxe Plus pad, more sporty than the DeluxePlus for fade but not as comfortable for dedicated street as the PBR/Axxis
with all that said, i had good result with Axxis/PBR Deluxe Plus pads for street use with my old Zimmerman cross-drilled rotors. but there was room for improvement on fade when hot.
currently on my M3 with CSL cross drilled rotors i'm running Stoptech Street Sport pads and like them. they are a harder pad than the Deluxe Plus pad, more sporty than the DeluxePlus for fade but not as comfortable for dedicated street as the PBR/Axxis
These brake posts are beginning to look a lot like oil posts! There are plenty of choices and everyone's pic is the best. But, I'll put my 2 cents anyway. For my daily driver I stayed away from slotted and/or drilled and went with Turner's recommendation, Zimmerman solid rotors and PBR Metalmaster pads. I accepted this willingly as I had this setup on a Porsche and loved it!
6 months holy cow. You must drive like a mad man!
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