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Recommended front brake pads and discs

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Hi, I need to change the front brake discs and pads on my wife's Fabia Mk3, the car's not raced or rallied just normal street use.

 

I want original or dealer quality at least and better if possible if reasonably priced (for normal street use, not fast road) and I always appreciate a good and easy fit with replacement parts - any recommendations please?

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I done the work myself, very easy even for a non-mechanic like myself (but dirty) and put up some tips I found.

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1 hour ago, nta16 said:

I want original

TPS then.

 

Thanks, AG Falco

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49 minutes ago, AGFalco said:

TPS then.

Thanks, are they trade-only though?

 

Not all of them. 😉

 

Thanks, AG Falco

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I wonder if this is still current(?).

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If you have GSF or ECP within your intended travel area, then at least ECP sell Pagid or maybe even Textar pads and discs, I've always found Pagid to be okay despite how, it has been said, ECP manipulate that brand's offerings by selling only a "shortened" range. I'd always aim to check the Pagid/Textar official website for their kit references and make sure that ECP is handing over their(Pagid/Txtar) listed kits for your car - otherwise aim to get another brand you recognise, sometimes it is very easy to get the exact correct parts aftermarket, sometimes it can be slightly trickier.

 

CCP otherwise known as Coverdale Car Parts, are worth contacting for genuine VW Group parts, I've used them many times, but always make sure that you know what your local VW Group dealership is asking for service parts - just in case you end up paying more from shopping elsewhere.

1 hour ago, rum4mo said:

GSF

 GSF do Drive Tec,  Don't get,  Bendix, OK,  and Brembo, expensive.

 

APEC has always been good for me.

 

Thanks, AG Falco

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