Brake discs Brembo or Duralast

Got this kit from ECS Tuning: Front And Rear Brake Kit (340x30/300x12) Featuring Brembo rotors and Ceramic OE Equivalent Pad www.ecstuning.com You do not need to remove rear caliper bracket to remove rotor. FYI. I used ODB11 to unlock the rear and you will need a brake caliper tool to compress and turn them in. DO NOT JUST COMPRESS THEM. While you are in there. Clean up around your sway bar links and other bushings. I like lubing them up a little just because why not while you are there.

Why not go brembo 18z you’ll have to buy rotors anyways. Then you just need pads, lines and some hardware. No special brackets for the front. I did the swap on my mk6 golf and love it

Rien que 2disques et 4 plaquettes AV brembo j'en est eu pour 80euros sur autodoc.

Dynamic Friction makes a good geomet-coated rotor that is excellent for what they cost.

For example my Golf Alltrack needs front brakes, so I bought Golf R front calipers, which are bigger, and then drilled Brembo rotors, and ceramic OEM pads.

Dynamic Friction are great with ceramic pads, only complaint is cosmetic, they do not coat the rotors so after some rain the inside hub of the rotors starts to rust. Purely cosmetic, great rotors! I drive them fast regularly and they perform better than OEM

Option 3 is best. I have doubts on the corrosion resistance of Brembo’s UV coating. Just FYI, cheap “drilled and slotted” rotors are the opposite of high performance. It’s only a matter of time before the holes result in cracking.

I use brembo for disks and textar for pads. I used brembo for both but I jas to replace the pads after 10k, they do work very well but they are too soft for daily use. Now I Hva put on textar pads and they are very good!

I hate the OEM Brembos. There were several micro-fractures on the holes when I swapped out the rotors.

Brembo will wear out faster than Bosch, so you know.