Brake discs Centric or MEYLE

Cheap Centric blank rotors, Castrol SRF fluid, and G-LOC track pads will change your mind on brake performance. For dailying, I run Stoptech Sport pads on Centric blank rotors, still with SRF.

I had the same issue with my 2017 SEL-P - went with Centric high carbon rotors and akebono pads. No more issues. The factory pads and rotors are crap. Passengers think I can't modulate brakes in the parking lot as it stops abruptly.

Those should be a very good combo. I ran Centric rotors on my 2012 Gen2 with good results.

Old shop I worked at swore by centric posi quiets. They bedded in good even when the customer didn't want rotors

I did use a set of Centric rotors on one of the German cars, so far so good.

I'm not a track guy, but centric premium blanks are what I use based on s2ki recs, if your feeling fancy, I've heard good things of girodisk 2 piece rotors. Obviously, tracking you'll want to replace blanks more often, but centric blanks are cheap and plenty.

I put centric coated rotors and Akebono pads on my 2016 and have not had pulsing in 40k.

I always use centric semi e-coated rotors (everything is e-coated except for the rotor face). I never had issues with them on any car.

Non-PP, Centric coated rotors front and rear, Endless MX-72 front and EBC Yellowstuff rear, with ATE Type 200 fluid. They are fine for street and autocross but would probably not be good enough for the track.

I bought my Meyle rotors and installed them end of September last year, about 10-11 months ago. They are completely worn out already and need to be replaced.