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Brakes Brake Upgrade Discussion (Discs / Pads / ... )

I just install the DS2500 on my I30 N to replace the old OEM set. The difference is so huge. The brake pedal feeling is better and it brakes harder when it's cold or hot. Very happy about them I will test them soon on a track :)
Thank you for the feedback!
What about the noise?
 
I'm sure i30n_be is running a tarox setup
 
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I'm sure i30n_be is running a tarox setup
Those are the single piece rotors
 
Anyone (especially from the US) knows if HAWK has any ceramic pads for the i30N ?
Being a US-based company, I don't expect to see for the i30N but I couldn't find for the VN either.

I only found for the older Veloster Turbo but again, I'm getting old and my search skills are deteriorating along with many other skills :p
 
Finally found brake pads for my N!
Since I refuse to pay 900 Euro for OEM pads, I got Brembo pads (front and rear). They cost me a total of 140 Euro :D

Took me a long time to find pads since for some reason my VIN isn't recognised by any parts software/vin decoder. Thankfully @NULLOBANDITO shared his a while back so I used it and was able to find pads.

Will be installing them next week. I hope they are at least decent (and quiet). Here are pictures of the boxes so people here can find them easier if they have similar issues to mine.

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Loads of companies seen to be making the brake pads but not do many making i30N discs!
Anyone else notice this?
Not that I care, coz I'm still banned from driving and the car sits in the garage until December.
The only work I'll be doing on the brakes is making sure they don't seize up.
 
900 euros for brake pads? Where? :eek:
Prices vary a bit around Europe but they are always crazy expensive. Dealers make decent discounts but not enough to justify them. The OEM pads are good but not that good :D

Mine lasted about 30k km which is decent.
 
As I mentioned earlier in the thread, my dealer have told me that my front pads have 25% remaining. That's less than 7000 miles and two track days.
If you end up enjoying these cars too much and do more than a few track days in a year, you braking components bills could end up being in the £1000s .
 
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Mkay and I thought in Romania were expensive, around 250 euros for front brake pads 😅.
@dacho I was also looking at Tarox discs but I don't have any feedback so it will be appreciated if you can say something about them.
 
Mkay and I thought in Romania were expensive, around 250 euros for front brake pads 😅.
@dacho I was also looking at Tarox discs but I don't have any feedback so it will be appreciated if you can say something about them.

Whell, now I don't know nothing how they perform on track, but at end of the year I will, or sooner :)
 
For pads and discs, here are some references :
DS2500 Ferodo - FCP5099H (My favorite) less than 200€
Yellowstuff EBC - DP42344R (Front or Rear) les than 200€
EBC disc - D2201

I bought a pack of DP42343R+D2201 at 278 €

A my dealer in France, I would like to give 1000€ for front disc and 500€ for the front pads. Just crazy !

Hope it helps.
 
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For pads and discs, here are some references :
DS2500 Ferodo - FCP5099H (My favorite) less than 200€
Yellowstuff EBC - DP42344R (Front or Rear) les than 200€
EBC disc - D2201

I bought a pack of DP42343R+D2201 at 278 €

A my dealer in France, I would like to give 1000€ for front disc and 500€ for the front pads. Just crazy !

Hope it helps.
What about noise though of the Ferodo ds2500?
I am thinking of having zimmermann sport coat z discs with Ferodo ds2500 pads
 
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What about noise though of the Ferodo ds2500?
Really not a lot noise as I kept the metal plate between the pad and the piston. The noise appear when they are hot and it is the same as other street cars. But so much feeling on cold and hot conditions.

I went at the Nurburgring many times and on track also and I think it's enough (DS2500 + OEM disc). I will only mount EBC brake hoses and high performance brake fluid.
 
Loads of companies seen to be making the brake pads but not do many making i30N discs!
Anyone else notice this?
Not that I care, coz I'm still banned from driving and the car sits in the garage until December.
The only work I'll be doing on the brakes is making sure they don't seize up.
fair few now. I mean pumaspeed have released them recently and look decent and not expensive. OEM discs are not expensive tbh
 
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