Front disc conundrum

bigmlittlec · May 26, 2020

Hi guys, looking for some wisdom. I have a RR l322 05 but face lifted with a 3.0 td6

It’s been through overfinch’s hands and has got their Brembo’s fitted. Now here lies the problem. I need new disc but nobody seems to be able to help. Any suggestions on part numbers for these?

any help would be greatly appreciated

kermit_rr · May 26, 2020

Can't help, but what's up with your existing discs? The bit in the image looks fine

bigmlittlec · May 26, 2020

kermit_rr said:
Can't help, but what's up with your existing discs? The bit in the image looks fine

Getting terrible amount of shake in the steering wheel when breaking. Been told it’s buckled discs.

brianp38dse · May 26, 2020

They are bell mount disks you will probably have to measure the diameter and the thickness and try some one like Demon tweeks

brianp38dse · May 26, 2020

If the discs are brembo they look like this range Turismo line

there should be some info stamped round the outside edge, you can see it in this pic.

brianp38dse · May 27, 2020

Looks like Overfinch used this kit from what i can see of your caliper.
https://www.roverparts.com/brakes/kits/BRM03/

Henry_b · May 27, 2020

Heed Brians advice..

Personally i have found that Overfinch their reputation far exceeds their workmanship

Grrrrrr · May 27, 2020

Would Overfinch not have a record of the car? Could try ringing?

Datatek · May 27, 2020

Might be better to go back to standard discs and callipers.

kermit_rr · May 27, 2020

Personally, I'd be looking carefully at the discs for any contamination before replacing them. If they were mine.
Lots of braking followed by leaving your foot on the brake while stationary will leave baked on deposits from the pads. These raised areas can give significant brake judder

pete12345 · May 27, 2020

There site says they are top seller at 6000 dollars I recon they are

Willos · May 27, 2020

Brembo do an app for your phone. Go through menu and see if the Brembo ones match you dims on the cars
You then have a code to order the correct ones. It's worked well for a couple of my cars as I've come away with the wrong ones from the m factors before then.

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