Well, due to the impossibility of getting bells and rotors, im having to stick to OEM discs, so I`ve started looking for other options, and I came up with this Wilwood Dynapro´s.
About prices, with a refurb of the Brembos, i`ll be almost at the same price of the Wilwoods (new ones).
To go with Brembos, i`ll have to sort out a bracket for 305 discs cause I wont find rotors, and Im not going to put up with squealing!!! Definitly Brembos win by far on looks, and cause its Brembo!! And that really matters to me!
But the squealing issues really puts me off!! And apparently there`s no solution with OEM discs for it. I guess with 305mm discs and original pads SHOULDNT squeal???

So, what would you do? Try to do some miracle about the Brembos with OEM discs, or go for the Wilwoods?
Its not for track use! Just a little sporty drive sometimes. And no, I wont stick with original calipers and good discs/pads.

Wilwood´s pros
- New
- 4 pots 1.75"
- Wieghs less than 2kg each
- Have a wide range of pads, different compunds, at reasonable prices Pads
- Fits from 280 to 310mm 26mm rotors and fits under 15" apparently (any way im going with 17", so I have a wide range of discs to choose from. Guess i`ll be going for the 302mm, unless theres a 310mmx26mm OEM disc/rotor?
- Radial mount, easier to adapt/make bracket

Does anybody know the Brembo's part number of the caliper to search for the full specs? To look for the pistons and seals codes and specs, and all the calipers dimentions and stuff like this:

Thanks

And they're very bloody good! The op sounds like he's after the 4 pot 'look' though

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I tihink i'll go for the Brembos and just have some shims done for the pads to use with 26mm thick discs. I saw on ebay there even are some titanium shims
Got more disc options to choose from, and if somehow, someday i find some decent bells and rotors, its just changing the mounting bracket and taking the shims out.
Hope it doesnt squeal with 302mm discs, or is there any bigger 26 thick discs out there?

Also, i have 302mm discs from a 307, just got some Tarox ones, my god they're heavy! but fills a 16" wheel very nicely

Ah I see your issue...