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Brake pads

I haven’t seen the Brembo Xtra listed for the i20N, neither on the official website nor on any distributor catalogue. I suspect they just don’t exist (yet) for our car. Brembo is a bit vague with details, reading through the lines they seem similar to Yellowstuff. Maybe someone has tested them on other cars and can shed some light on them…
I'm currently using Brembo Xtra, been like 6 or 7 months maybe. Actually i saw someone wrote in here that he has been using and it is good, so i got it with the part code he gave to me. It is P 30 056X (not P 30 056).

In comparsion with the stock ones, i can say that it needs some temperature to work properly. The first and second brake may perform like %60 or %70 but after that it is way better than stock. Tested on track also, still better than stock BUT it gets hot and performs less, depending on how hard you are using on the track. I'm running with the forge braided brake lines and RBF 700. Also it is made of a harsh material and you may need to replace the discs with every set of the pads. But the discs are cheap so no problem. For the daily use, i can definitely recommend it.
 
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In other news, my MX72+ have been finally shipped from Japan. For now cost of pads and shipping has been 229€, let's see what import fees I will have to pay, but for now not bad considering that in this moment you can find them on AT-RS.de for 558€!
What did the import fees end up being for the MX72+? Have you had a chance to test them yet?
 
Unfortunately, the earliest availability date for MX72+ at RHDJapan is the end of June :/ I then thought about ordering Project Mu HC+ brake pads; however, it seems that they don’t have a design place for a wear indicator:

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So I’ll most likely go with your recommendation and try SDT RS-55 pads.
 
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