The OE Brembo pads are "okay" and the EBC Blue Stuff will give you better bite though they're still dusty. I went with 2-piece rotors and Endless MX72+ pads.
Pilkington makes the OEM windshields for Alfa but they are readily available and a fraction of the price.
I have R1Concepts Geo-Carbon series rotors (2nd vehicle I’ve used them on), absolutely no complaints from my Giulia. I’m rocking them with Porterfield R4-S pads and the bite in dry is very nice and feels the same in wet.
The Webbers are valuable.
I don't think you will find anything but Selenia as "approved" but you will find plenty of "meeting specification". I know that meet the -GH2 spec and those are Motul (which I use), Fuchs and Ravenol. But long story short...match the specification designation from a good oil brand and you're golden
However, the choice that I currently consider most balanced in terms of performance/duration/cost is the VARTA Silver Dynamic AGM 95Ah.
Have them on my Alfa Stelvio. Absolutely love them. Driven them from the Rockies during winter to the summers of the SE US. Performance is great and never had any issues in rain. Will be hard for me to buy anything else for a non-truck vehicle.
I don't say for 100% sure but my understanding is that Bosch and NGK are the ones you should use
I had something similar on my old giulietta multiair after I did a timing belt and water pump change. in my case it was the brand new genuine water pump (valeo). I removed it it inspect it and one of the o rings that sealed the rotating shaft hadn't been installed correctly and was bulging up slightly. I ended up throwing it the bin and putting the old one back in.
The worst tier that I have ever purchased. I had these put on my Alfa Romeo Stelvio, The tire noise is horrible, there is a lot of humming noise at high way speed, and it vibrates between 75 - 90 mph, i have done countless balancing and even tested the road force, the steering wheel vibration persists.
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