Help Dba Vs Brembo

**cranny** · 05/01/10 06:07 AM

Hey Guys,

I require all of your expert opinions and experiences.

I have a BF typhoon with 4 pot front Brembos. And it is now time to change pads and Rotors.

I can get a set of genuine 355 Brembo rotors for $700 or I can get a set of DBA 4000 Gold Rotors for $650. WHAT DO I CHOOSE?

Here is my opinion: I think that I should go Brembo why because they are original and because there Brembo or are the DBA better Rotors?

2nd question what are the best pads for the 4 pots and a part Number would be helpful

Really appreciate your input Guys

05/01/10 06:11 AM

Brembo rotors suck.

See Hiro @ www.hiroperformance.com.au 2 pce way too go

Edited 05/01/10 09:48 AM by XR09
STOP QUOTING THE POST ABOVE !!!

Benny · 05/01/10 09:41 AM

DBA all the way with some Ferodo DS2500 pads. You'll be impressed with those pads on your brembo calipers.

Benny

**ZAP** · 05/01/10 09:48 AM

The Brembo rotors are very soft. You are lucky to get 2 pad changes out of them.

I would get the DBA as they will last much longer.

oan · 02/08/12 03:49 AM

I also have a BF Typhoon with brembo brakes and need a rotor change what about the DBA 52102BLKS http://www.dba.com.au/products/clubspec-t/5000-t3/ recommended??

thanks.

**unclewal** · 02/08/12 03:57 AM

Ring matt at Racebrakes Sydney, he will give you the run down and give you a good price, easy to deal with and easy to get good advice.

oan · 02/08/12 04:00 AM

oh thanks mate, im from melbourne though autobarn said they can do them for $668 each.. is that a good price ?

**nelsonian101** · 02/08/12 08:19 AM

DBA all the way.

Have had 2 slotted sets of 4000's and 2 T3 slotted sets of 5000's with 4pot Brembos.

Can't fault them.

5000's are better for circuit use though. Lighter unsprung weight and don't transfer braking heat to front wheel bearings too.

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