Ceramic Brake Replacement costs
Ceramic Brake Replacement costs
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CatalystV12V

Original Poster:

874 posts

206 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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Hi,

Anyone know current cost of replacing CCB disc's and pads?

Thanks!

PS I have tried searching but nothing obvious comes up.

AdamV12V

5,313 posts

202 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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DAVIDOXE

495 posts

139 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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Wasnt there a company re furbing them for a fraction of the cost?

DAVIDOXE

495 posts

139 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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DBA086

127 posts

78 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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I think it’s worth calling around specialists- there seems ti be some deals to be had on replacement kits. Bamford Rose just replaced my rear brakes (discs and both sets of pads) for much less than the prices listed above. My car is on 59k miles as well.

Moving to steel discs is another option too.

CatalystV12V

Original Poster:

874 posts

206 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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Thanks all, 20k.. Kinda what I recall from my previous ownership.. but as said above might be worth hunting around.

I recall having a full new set of disks and pad under warranty back in 2014 ...




CatalystV12V

Original Poster:

874 posts

206 months

Saturday 7th October 2023
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Thanks all, 20k.. Kinda what I recall from my previous ownership.. but as said above might be worth hunting around.

I recall having a full new set of disks and pad under warranty back in 2014 ...




Phil57DBS

208 posts

100 months

Wednesday 11th October 2023
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Our discs are CCM 15 years old conception !
Go to latest CCB as Porsche/ McLaren / Aston DBSS...
My new CCB discs from Carbobrake/Germany biggrin
Half price versus OEM !

https://www.carbobrake.com



Edited by Phil57DBS on Wednesday 11th October 16:15


Edited by Phil57DBS on Friday 1st December 10:34

quench

547 posts

171 months

Wednesday 11th October 2023
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Phil57DBS said:
Our discs are CCM 15 years old conception !
Go to latest CCB as Porsche/ McLaren / Aston DBSS...
My new CCB discs from Carbobrake/Germany biggrin
Interesting website, thanks for the link!

Just curious about a few things, if you don't mind commenting:

- I note that Carbobrake sells rotors without cross-drilled holes, claiming technology has evolved to the point they are not needed, but your picture shows cross-drilling. Is there any specific reason you decided to keep the cross-drilling?

- Are you using OEM pads or Carbobrake pads?

- How would you say the brake feel and performance are with the Carbobrake setup? Any appreciable difference from OEM?

TIA

Vet Guru

2,221 posts

265 months

Wednesday 11th October 2023
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I could not even see a price for the carbobrakes maybe you have to call?
Nice site no prices

magycks

239 posts

91 months

Friday 1st December 2023
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DAVIDOXE said:
Any idea of costs from these guys? I haven't got to replace my carbon ceramic discs or pads yet, but at some point shall have to

What are the recommendations for where to source pads? I have DB9.2

Phil57DBS

208 posts

100 months

Friday 1st December 2023
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quench said:
Phil57DBS said:
Our discs are CCM 15 years old conception !
Go to latest CCB as Porsche/ McLaren / Aston DBSS...
My new CCB discs from Carbobrake/Germany biggrin
Interesting website, thanks for the link!

Just curious about a few things, if you don't mind commenting:

- I note that Carbobrake sells rotors without cross-drilled holes, claiming technology has evolved to the point they are not needed, but your picture shows cross-drilling. Is there any specific reason you decided to keep the cross-drilling?

- Are you using OEM pads or Carbobrake pads?

- How would you say the brake feel and performance are with the Carbobrake setup? Any appreciable difference from OEM?

TIA
I paid 5500€ for the two front discs.
I choose drilled discs as OEM
I use Pagid Rsc1 4941 front pads
And Rsc1 4943 for rear.
No squeal and half price !
Carbobrake pads are Pagid Rsc1 or Rsc2 or 3.
Feeling and performance à little better...

Edited by Phil57DBS on Friday 1st December 10:47

magycks

239 posts

91 months

Monday 20th April
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Phil57DBS said:
I paid 5500 for the two front discs.
I choose drilled discs as OEM
I use Pagid Rsc1 4941 front pads
And Rsc1 4943 for rear.
No squeal and half price !
Carbobrake pads are Pagid Rsc1 or Rsc2 or 3.
Feeling and performance à little better...

Edited by Phil57DBS on Friday 1st December 10:47
What was the process for getting brake discs from Carbobrake? Looking at their website they say they can make carbon rotors (discs) for any car which had them fitted from factory, except for the P1. Is it a bespoke order process?

I’ve just ordered a set of PAGID RSC-1 pads for my DB9 with carbon ceramic brakes.

Granturadriver

707 posts

286 months

Tuesday 21st April
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I just learned that carbobrake sents brakes to rebrake for overhaul.

magycks

239 posts

91 months

Tuesday 21st April
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Granturadriver said:
I just learned that carbobrake sents brakes to rebrake for overhaul.
Thanks for sharing. Where/how did you learn this? PM me if preferred..

Phil57DBS suggests above that he had new rotors of CCB type rather than CCM. Do we know where carbobrake source these?

Simpo Two

91,788 posts

290 months

Tuesday 21st April
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Any reason why ceramic brake discs are called 'rotors'? Somebody posted about their brakes a while back and I couldn't figure out what the heck they were talking about!

LTP

2,928 posts

137 months

Tuesday 21st April
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Simpo Two said:
Any reason why ceramic brake discs are called 'rotors'? Somebody posted about their brakes a while back and I couldn't figure out what the heck they were talking about!
It's not just ceramics - rotors is a general expression for discs.

Just to add to the confusion, disc brakes have rotors but there's no such thing as rotor brakes.

Granturadriver

707 posts

286 months

Tuesday 21st April
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magycks said:
Thanks for sharing. Where/how did you learn this? PM me if preferred..

Phil57DBS suggests above that he had new rotors of CCB type rather than CCM. Do we know where carbobrake source these?
I had posted the information about the two companies in the German Aston Martin forum, and someone there confirmed that this is indeed the case.