Upgrading my brakes ... so tired of the squealing and the brake dust!
03-12-2016, 06:37 PM
#11
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The OE front rotors have curved cooling veins but they are identical. Meaning they go against the conventional curved vein rotor which have left and right sides.
I think Audi maybe did this for simplicity. So they can be mounted on either side.
In short the cooling veins on your rotors are normal for OE S6/S7 rotors.
I think Audi maybe did this for simplicity. So they can be mounted on either side.
In short the cooling veins on your rotors are normal for OE S6/S7 rotors.
03-12-2016, 06:44 PM
#12
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The OE front rotors have curved cooling veins but they are identical. Meaning they go against the conventional curved vein rotor which have left and right sides.
I think Audi maybe did this for simplicity. So they can be mounted on either side.
In short the cooling veins on your rotors are normal for OE S6/S7 rotors.
I think Audi maybe did this for simplicity. So they can be mounted on either side.
In short the cooling veins on your rotors are normal for OE S6/S7 rotors.
03-14-2016, 06:07 PM
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Also, forgot to post, the dealer had to add in two more parts ... the wear sensors for the brake pads.
4H0-615-121-P for ~ $80
4G0-615-121 for ~$56
4H0-615-121-P for ~ $80
4G0-615-121 for ~$56
03-26-2016, 04:06 PM
#14
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Two weeks out ... enjoying the new brakes. No dust on the wheels, great stopping power (unfortunately tested on I-95 today when some clown cut me off without putting on his signal), no squeaking, awesome look with the slotted rotors.
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