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D4 - Axles, Brakes, Suspension and Steering Brakes, Springs, shocks, steering racks, steering columns, suspension arms, wheel hubs etc. |
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400mm is rare on the 4.2TDI, only seen one fitted with them. Also used on the W12.
380mm more likely, PR code 1LJ. See here for specs. https://www.zimmermann-bremsentechni...quattro-35823/ |
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Note to self, read the title!
![]() S8 will probably be be 400mm! But the 380mm linked above is listed for S8 also, so need to check the PR code to be sure? |
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Right I've measured them following a pad change and what an interesting design! 400mm X 38mm and they are fully floating... they have aluminium rivets that hold the rotor on the hat...
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Which is Audi’s patent I understand, hence nothing aftermarket off the shelf. I’m interested in why you want to get some made, to try to improve them?
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It could be well cheaper than Audi OEM Discs.
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I think oem 400mm rotors are around £300 a piece, not too bad considering
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