[Hall1979]

Hi all,

Quick question please guys, Im gonna change my front discs in few months and i am looking at the 380mm ones not sure what brand yet. Will these fit with the standard calipers and fit on standard 19" alloys without any problems, Cheers all,

Ryan

[RS3Dell]

Hi all,
Quick question please guys, Im gonna change my front discs in few months and i am looking at the 380mm ones not sure what brand yet. Will these fit with the standard calipers and fit on standard 19" alloys without any problems, Cheers all,
Ryan

Need to speak to whoever you go with tbh mate.

Dell.

[mattwez378]

From looking at the Reyland website you will need a caliper mount and some longer caliper bolts for their big brake kit. The reyland 370 discs I have fitted are performing much better than the standard discs I am very impressed with them.

 

Martin and Tony seem very knowledgeable about what is required and the kit I got from them was a simple bolt on.

 

http://www.reyland.co.uk/audi-front/

Edited by mattwez378, 02 May 2019 - 12:36 PM.

[T-800]

Stick to 370.

Sometimes less is ‘more’.

+1 for Reyland Discs.

[Hall1979]

From looking at the Reyland website you will need a caliper mount and some longer caliper bolts for their big brake kit. The reyland 370 discs I have fitted are performing much better than the standard discs I am very impressed with them.
 
Martin and Tony seem very knowledgeable about what is required and the kit I got from them was a simple bolt on.
 
http://www.reyland.co.uk/audi-front/

Cheers Buddy and Reyland aren't to far from so i will definitely give them a bell.

[Hall1979]

Thanks guys 👍

[Fivepotfan]

Hi all,

Quick question please guys, Im gonna change my front discs in few months and i am looking at the 380mm ones not sure what brand yet. Will these fit with the standard calipers and fit on standard 19" alloys without any problems, Cheers all,

Ryan

For a car being used for fast road use you will find the Reyland 370mm two piece grooved discs are a good upgrade over stock items. I would recommend the DS2500 pads (Reyland recommend these too) as these have really good cold temp bite and great fade resistance. They do not have wear sensors but just use the OEM sensor connector from the old stock pad (there is only one) cut the wire and twist the ends together. Add some heat shrink to protect the join and then plug it back into the car to avoid a brake light warning on the dash. Its easy to see how much pad material is left by simply looking through the caliper when you wash the wheels.

Edited by Fivepotfan, 02 May 2019 - 03:27 PM.

[Hall1979]

Cheers buddy thanks

[RS3Dell]

+3 for the Reylands plus to boot i have them & the DS2500s alround 😁

Dell.

[Hall1979]

👍

[Hall1979]

How much are the ds2500 pads front and back???

[RS3Dell]

How much are the ds2500 pads front and back???

Hall.

Do.you have a 8P or 8v mate ?

Dell.

[Hall1979]

8p

[JayRS3]

Rears £110 - £130

Be quick....

[Hall1979]

Cheers Jay much appreciated

Ryan

[RS3Dell]

8p

 

PM sent 

Dell

[Hall1979]

PM sent
Dell

Cheers buddy 👍

[Hall1979]

This the part number for the fronts??

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Edited by Hall1979, 02 May 2019 - 09:26 PM.

[JayRS3]

This the part number for the fronts??

edit that picture mate (top section). Never know who views these pages.

Edited by JayRS3, 02 May 2019 - 09:16 PM.

[RS3Dell]

This the part number for the fronts??

Yes mate there the one's 👍

Dell.