Brake discs Brembo or OEM BMW

I went with: Brembo rotors all around 288mm front and 232mm rear Tyrol Sport Front Brake Stiffening kit DFC track pads(similar to Hawk HP) I still need to do SS lines and a fluid change, but my car stops very well for street driving. I will be swapping my pads for Hawk Performance Ceramic's though only due to brake dust.

Just bought some brembo rotors and pads for the front. Oil filter and a rear windscreen wiper blade for $289 AUD.

Went with Brembo UV coated rotors so they won't get rusty. Then, for pads, I went with EBC Reds on the front and Wagner ceramic on the rears. Stopping power is just like OEM pads without the awful awful awful brown brake dust. Night and day difference with the brake dust. Wheels look great for a longer time.

Verstappen was **very satisfied with the material** provided by the Bergamo and Italian brand in the first seasonal events, as well as the team.

I've installed drilled and slotted rotors on my pickup, BMW X5, and just ordered a set for my BMW Z3. I live in the mountains, drive spirited, and definitely have improved braking performance with them. Make sure you bed the pads in correctly.

I went with Brembo rotors and Powerstop pads. So far so good.

You need at least a high carbon vented disc like Brembo if using ceramic pads

I’ve been using Brembo for my E39. Just be careful that there are lower tier for Brembo, it is still original Brembo but without anti-corrosion coating. It got corroded after a month or so. The one that got coated is slightly more expensive but I’d go for that next time.

Good idea but turns worst idea when buying Brembo parts. Brembo is the worst consumer brake parts company nowadays. Pro parts good but consumer parts shittiest shit. Disk warps first 100km or are already warped from box, pads dust like hell and destoroy rims.

Have recently had shudder with Brembo brakes on my 2018 Kia Stinger GT2 … 55k miles ….after inspection , need new rotors and pads.