Brake pads Zimmermann or Mintex

Zimmermann Brake pads
tcphoto1
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Rating 4.5

I bought the Zimmerman/Akebono kit when the E92 needed front brakes. I'm amazed how brake dust has been nearly eliminated and it has good bite.

Pros: reduced brake dust, good bite
Vehicle: BMW
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Zimmermann Brake pads

I hate the brake dust and went with the Zimmerman/Akebono kit, it's amazing how clean the wheels have been since installing them.

Pros: clean wheels, reduced dust
Cons: brake dust
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Zimmermann Brake pads
biz4two
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Rating 4.0

That's probably the kit I'd go with for my GLI. Again, as a daily driver... it meets the needs. The semi-metallic pads work good in many different temp ranges. However, semi-metallic pads also produce more brake dust, so you'll get more debris on your rotors faster. One of the other downsides is that they're more aggressive on the braking rotor because they're metallic, so you'll need to check your rotors more often for thinning.

Pros: good in many temps
Cons: produces more brake dust
Part number: KIT-5Q0615301FKT12
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Mintex Brake pads
BsickPassat
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  • Dust:
Rating 3.5

Mintex is a step below the OEM Jurid/ATE/TRW pads in terms of friction coefficient. Mintex is an upgrade when it comes to dust. Right now, running Akebono Euro Ceramics... I won't come to my verdict until winter.

Pros: less dust
Cons: lower friction coefficient
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Mintex Brake pads
jeffgBMPr32
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Rating 1.0

stay away from mintex red box. i have them.. the stop great.. but they are the dustiest and noisest pad I have ever installed.

Pros: stop great
Cons: dusty and noisy
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