New Discs & Pads - Help

[Wissel]

Hey all, I'm trying to order new discs and pads (front and rear) and not getting anywhere. There are so many different types/weights/etc, I'm just going around in circles and could do with a bit of direction.

What I'd like is Brembo front and rear discs and pads, with the highest payload rating I can fit. I need the 280mm, 118pdc, 28mm.

I "think" I have the discs sorted:

Front: Brembo 09.A235.20 - Broken Link Removed

Rear: Brembo 08.8094.30 - Broken Link Removed

Then I try to find the right pads and... well, no idea

I just want the best stopping power that will fit my van, with the best payload rating as I may need to uprate.

Van is a 2010 Boxer l3h2 2.2hdi 88kw (120).

I'd like to get it all ordered today so I can have it fitted next week. Help....

 

[Ivory55]

I am no mechanic, but if you increase pads or discs for better stopping will they foul on anything underneath ?

 

[Terry]

Hi David, if you increase the disc / brake size make sure your wheels fit without fouling the wheels/brake calipers
Never had a problem with the standard brakes on any of my vans.

 

[rod_vw]

Hi David, if you increase the disc / brake size make sure your wheels fit without fouling the wheels
Never had a problem with the standard brakes on any of my vans.

Not to mention the discs fitting into the calipers!

 

[Terry]

Not to mention the discs fitting into the calipers!

Yep edited my post

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[Wissel]

Cheers guys.

I already have 280mm, 28mm discs, so not changing anything it that respect.

But there is a huge selection of discs/pads in the same size and I'd like to fit the best I can.

 

[rod_vw]

Have you looked at what GSF have got to offer, they stock some Brembo Discs & Pads for a 2010 Peugeot Boxer I don't know if they have the versions that you want.

Note that they have a discount offer on at present Code MID60

 

[Stealaway]

Take a photo of your vin plate and always quote that or send them a copy.