Brake discs Brembo or ATE

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3.9

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3.9

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3.2

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Brembo › Brake discs

green_slc 23 Jul 2003, 17:29

Rating 4.0

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I have slotted Brembo rear rotors (stock size) to match my slotted Stoptechs in the front. I running them with Mintex pads. So far so good, no rust or wear problems.

Pros: no rust or wear

ATE › Brake discs

deaconmpg 29 May 2003, 18:18

Rating 5.0

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I have a Golf 2.0 GL replaced front brakes with ATE rotors and Mintex Reds this time last year.

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

ATE › Brake discs

bwhite 31 Jul 2002, 20:49

Rating 4.0

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I have ATE powerdiscs on front and Zimmerman Xdrilled on rear. They both rust. I haven't had any problems yet with warping on either but I installed them about 2-3 monthes ago. I've heard that the Xdrilled can begin cracking around the holes so I'm watching out for this. So far I'm happy with the setup. I also have the mintex redbox pads. Slightly better than OEM and a whole lot less messy. My rims don't collect much dust anymore.

Pros: Slightly better than OEM, less messy

Cons: can begin cracking

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

ATE › Brake discs

maximus_manx 29 Mar 2002, 18:31

Rating 5.0

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You can change to vented 9.4's; without changing the calipers! Just get vented rotors and the corresponding pads. The rotors are no different. Adirondack does a Mintex Red Box pads/ATE PowerDisc package - 2 rotors & a set of pads, $84.00.

Pros: vented rotors, better braking