Gitti

I would like to get rid of the ceramic (bad experience) in my Audi S8+ and replace it with other discs. Does anyone know what discs on the market will fit well?

A8L_New_England

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If you want to downgrade your brakes, you might find some information here. And you might find someone who is interested in your old parts...
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https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a8-...i-ccb-3037833/
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2turbos4rings

I’ll happily swap your carbon ceramics for my W12 brakes (same as S8 steel brakes) and throw in new pads and rotors. I’ve got a bunch of cars so mine can be down while I send my brakes to you so you can avoid any lengthy downtime

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OberklasseA8

If you mind isnt already made, you can replace just the pads front and back for waaay cheaper then you think...

How many miles does the car have? Did you experience a ceramic disk failure? Unless you have over 200k on the car, or a disc cracked into pieces, or have thousands of track miles, I am not sure other then some type of price shock of what this bad experience could have been..

Let it all out bud, we are here for you..

PS..
@034Motorsport mentioned on youtube that the factory ceramic calipers might fit with steel rotors, but the piston size and other specs could be different and should be verified and not assumed. Compared to the factory steel counterpart.. I would do the home work for sure or maybe another thread on here.. someone might have done this already..

Gitti

Calipers is not a problem, but the discs are what I like to replace. They dont work on the rain weather and I am still afraid they gonna crack at some point. My mileage is 40000.

2turbos4rings

You have to have pads that are compatible with steel rotors so you will need to change both. Finding a pad that fits in the carbon calipers may prove a challenge along with finding the correct size rotors

Gitti

I know. I was hoping somebody may know what fits the best