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Which brake discs to buy?

Patrico777
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4 hours ago, Patrico777 said:

I think I am gonna go for Pagid there is discount on eurocarparts so it only comes to £143 all around with pads as wel

My local Ford dealer will supply and fit for £175

 

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    35 minutes ago, Bobr said:

    My local Ford dealer will supply and fit for £175

     

    You serious just spoke to my ford dealership here and its was £56 each discs for front then rear were £32 and brake pads just front £52 so add it up plus labour so around £260 for parts + labour  that is well cheap £175 is that all around brake discs and pads

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    Be aware that Ford offers both the original Ford branded brake parts and the Motorcraft branded brake parts.

    The original Ford branded brake parts are produced by ATE. ATE is the supplier of the braking system of most Ford models. These parts do often have both a Ford and an ATE logo.

    The Motorcraft branded braking parts are offered by Ford as a cheaper alternative for the Ford branded brake parts. Motorcraft brake parts are usually rebranded Bosch brake parts.

     

    Personally I would use original (ATE) brake parts or better quality aftermarket brake parts. Personally I am not a fan of Motorcraft/Bosch brake parts. Motorcraft/Bosch brake pads are made of a pretty hard compound which is known to cause sqealing.

    On my previous Focus MK2 I installed Brembo brake discs combined with Textar brake pads. In my opinion this is a perfect combination. Much more braking force than the stock brakes and a lot less brake dust on the wheels. On my current Focus MK3 with the stock (ATE) brakes the brake dust is a serious issue. Despite my car has only done 23.000 KM I am currently considering to replace all brake discs and pads.

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    17 minutes ago, JW1982 said:

    Be aware that Ford offers both the original Ford branded brake parts and the Motorcraft branded brake parts.

    The original Ford branded brake parts are produced by ATE. ATE is the supplier of the braking system of most Ford models. These parts do often have both a Ford and an ATE logo.

    The Motorcraft branded braking parts are offered by Ford as a cheaper alternative for the Ford branded brake parts. Motorcraft brake parts are usually rebranded Bosch brake parts.

     

    Personally I would use original (ATE) brake parts or better quality aftermarket brake parts. Personally I am not a fan of Motorcraft/Bosch brake parts. Motorcraft/Bosch brake pads are made of a pretty hard compound which is known to cause sqealing.

    On my previous Focus MK2 I installed Brembo brake discs combined with Textar brake pads. In my opinion this is a perfect combination. Much more braking force than the stock brakes and a lot less brake dust on the wheels. On my current Focus MK3 with the stock (ATE) brakes the brake dust is a serious issue. Despite my car has only done 23.000 KM I am currently considering to replace all brake discs and pads.

    Pagid are textar is well I was reading somewhere on internet

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    Textar brake pads are indeed made by the same manufacturer which also produces Pagid, Mintex and Eicher brake pads. However each of these brands have their own products with different specifications and characteristics. Textar and Pagid brake pads are made at the same factory but are in fact not the same product.

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    15 minutes ago, JW1982 said:

    Textar brake pads are indeed made by the same manufacturer which also produces Pagid, Mintex and Eicher brake pads. However each of these brands have their own products with different specifications and characteristics. Textar and Pagid brake pads are made at the same factory but are in fact not the same product.

    Yeah I am not worrying about that lol as long as they stop my car I am happy they seem to be good quality from peoples reviews simillar to brembos, I wanted brembos but they did not have front ones only rear so I bought everything pagid to match iT with each other 

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    £354 front and rear inc from that ford website

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    35 minutes ago, iantt said:

    £354 front and rear inc from that ford website

    I will  have it done for £200 including parts labour

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    Ok guys so I finally got the brake just need to fit them £132

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