From $50 REMSA BRAKE PAD SALE NOW ON

[FLOORED]

Some of you may know the Remsa pad now but for those of you that don't they are a great pad.


Remsa was established in 1970, with its 39 years of extensive manufacturing knowledge and experience in producing automotive brake parts, it is now a leading company and placing a significant position in the world’s automotive brake parts industry. All Remsa Brake Pads are produced in factoriers across Europe. It has established ten production and logistic plants across Europe and America supplying customers with exceptional quality products and services.. Remsa also supplies as an OEM brand for several main suppliers such as TRW.
HPT (High Pressure Treatment)
This is an unique manufacturing process of remsa. 90% of brake pads reduce thier functionarity at high temperature. However, all remsa brake pads are treated at 650 degree high temperature and applying 10,000N press force per brake pad thus ensuring that the complete surface of the pad is evenly cured and keeps the reliability even at high temperature.

Noise - Low to none
Dust - Yes
Shims - Most pads have a stick on shim on the back of a pad

FORD FORUM MEMBERS SPECIAL PRICE ONLY

I will list the part numbers according to the common part numbering system as Remsa use there own numbering system. Part numbers also available for the std calipers as well as the brembo calipers.

From $50 REMSA BRAKE PAD SALE. A set of pads (4 pads per set per box)

DB1086 - $50 a set Rear pads EF EL AU1 AU1
DB1108 - $50 a set Front pad EA EB ED EF EL AU1
DB1109 - $50 a set Rear pad EA EB ED
DB1375 - $50 a set Front AU11 AU111 twin piston
DB1376 - $50 a set Rear pad AU11 AU111 BA BF FG std brakes
DB1473 - $50 a set Front pad BA BF FG XR6T XR8 Ford Territory std
DB1675 - $80 a set Rear pad BF XR6T XR8 Series 1 Terri Rear BF FG FPV RED PBR rear upgrade
S7599 - $70 a set Front BA GT C5 caliper or Turbo Territory

Also available in the Remsa range of brake pads

Brembo calipers
DB1935 - $100 a set Front Brembo 4 piston caliper AU11 AU111 BA BF FG
DB1845 - $120 a set Front Brembo 6 piston caliper AU11 AU111 BA BF FG Terrotory F6X
DB1936 - $100 a set Rear Brembo 4 piston caliper AU11 AU111 BA BF FG

We can also supply many other pad numbers so don't hesitate to contact me if you wish to find Remsa pads for your application.

[JAJH]

You note in your description "DUST-YES". Are they considered a high or low dust pad?

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by JAJH

You note in your description "DUST-YES". Are they considered a high or low dust pad?

From customer feedback about mid range thanks

[Ozzyiceman]

Originally Posted by FLOORED

From customer feedback about mid range thanks

I've had the Remsa's (thru Matt) in for almost 12 mths (4 pot Brembo - front) and personally I would rate them low dust. Great pad and I've not had an issue at all.

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by Ozzyiceman

I've had the Remsa's (thru Matt) in for almost 12 mths (4 pot Brembo - front) and personally I would rate them low dust. Great pad and I've not had an issue at all.

Thanks we need feedback like this so others can get an idea of the products we sell.

[03 GHIA]

Will just be getting the current rotors machined since there's plenty left on them.
Could I get a price for a set of DB1376 + DB1473 posted to Winmalee NSW 2777, and how to send payment?
Thanks.

[gazza414]

Hi Matt,

for my 6 piston Brembo setup could you list all my options in brake pads and prices please.

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by gazza414

Hi Matt,

for my 6 piston Brembo setup could you list all my options in brake pads and prices please.

Brembo 6 pot pads and there are many other brands available but here ae a few options
Remsa $120 - on special
Hawk ceramic pads $260
Ferodo DS Performance $305
Ferodo DS2500 $375 - street/track

[03 GHIA]

So can I get a price for a set of DB1376 + DB1473 posted to Winmalee NSW 2777, and payment method?

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by 03 GHIA

So can I get a price for a set of DB1376 + DB1473 posted to Winmalee NSW 2777, and payment method?

$118 and we prefer a bank transfer as payment thanks which we can PM to you if you go ahead thanks.

[03 GHIA]

Originally Posted by FLOORED

$118 and we prefer a bank transfer as payment thanks which we can PM to you if you go ahead thanks.

That'd be great thanks, can can you PM me the bank details and I'll transfer the money.
Cheers.

[illogicalmonkey]

can I get a quote for
DB1376 + DB1375
rotor options (plain/slotted) (front and rear)
posted to metro SA
?

cheers.

[gazza414]

Originally Posted by FLOORED

Brembo 6 pot pads and there are many other brands available but here ae a few options
Remsa $120 - on special
Hawk ceramic pads $260
Ferodo DS Performance $305
Ferodo DS2500 $375 - street/track

thanks Matt, will pop in tomorrow afternoon

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by illogicalmonkey

can I get a quote for
DB1376 + DB1375
rotor options (plain/slotted) (front and rear)
posted to metro SA
?

cheers.

Do you want DBA or RDA rotors and can i get a postcode thanks and i am guessing AU11 AU111?

[illogicalmonkey]

Originally Posted by FLOORED

Do you want DBA or RDA rotors and can i get a postcode thanks and i am guessing AU11 AU111?

AU3 wagon futura

5884 postcode

as for rotor choice, whichever suits/value, currently brakes like a barge so any improvement is good, not to mention rotors seem to warp easily.

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by illogicalmonkey

AU3 wagon futura

5884 postcode

as for rotor choice, whichever suits/value, currently brakes like a barge so any improvement is good, not to mention rotors seem to warp easily.

Sorry about the delay just playing catch up with a backlog and will quote up soon

[gazza414]

thanks Matt, great service as usual.. and a great deal you've got going

[03 GHIA]

Paid for pads yesterday and they arrived today, great price and excellent service!
Cheers

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by illogicalmonkey

AU3 wagon futura

5884 postcode

as for rotor choice, whichever suits/value, currently brakes like a barge so any improvement is good, not to mention rotors seem to warp easily.

PM Sent

[FLOORED]

Plenty of stock available with these pads and don't forget if you have any other model car let us know and i will do a deal with that car as well.

[FLOORED]

This sale is being extended for the moment.Thankyou for your support

[calzone]

Originally Posted by Ozzyiceman

I've had the Remsa's (thru Matt) in for almost 12 mths (4 pot Brembo - front) and personally I would rate them low dust. Great pad and I've not had an issue at all.

^^Agree. Just installed them on my 6/4 Brembo setup and I rate them low dust compared to the standard Brembo pads

[ach]

Just thought I'd drop a quick note in case anyone is interested - I've had Remsa pads on my front brakes for a couple of months now, and they generate a lot of dust in my opinion, possibly even more than the OEM pads on my car.

Having said that, I'm more than happy with their performance, and would definitely recommend them. And also note my car is a humble Fiesta, not exactly a high performance vehicle.

[FLOORED]

Thats the feedback we get with Remsa pads it is low dust for some and dusty for others but they stop well. I guess it also depends on what they are being compared too.

[05_ENFORCER]

Matt, please PM price for front 6 piston and rear 4 piston pads to Wangara W.A 6947

Thanks mate


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[MattSAU2XR8]

Hi Matt,

I'm not quite due for new pads yet but I'm curious (and figure a few other people may be) as to how the Remsa pads go for friction coefficient? As I recall:
- HPX are about 0.40 (although no longer listed on QFM website)
- A1RM are 0.40 cold and 0.48 hot (ditto)
- EBC red stuff are apparently 0.50 (from someone else's post on this forum)
I'm guessing that to stop better than HPX (as opposed to being able not fade after repeated stops) they'd need to have a friction coefficient better than 0.4?

[FLOORED]

Originally Posted by MattSAU2XR8

Hi Matt,

I'm not quite due for new pads yet but I'm curious (and figure a few other people may be) as to how the Remsa pads go for friction coefficient? As I recall:
- HPX are about 0.40 (although no longer listed on QFM website)
- A1RM are 0.40 cold and 0.48 hot (ditto)
- EBC red stuff are apparently 0.50 (from someone else's post on this forum)
I'm guessing that to stop better than HPX (as opposed to being able not fade after repeated stops) they'd need to have a friction coefficient better than 0.4?

I am glad you asked that question because i can't get onto the bloody Remsa website to find it for you lol. This is the best i could do for now but i would expect them to have .40 or better

- Reduces braking distance by 7.4% on average.
- Maintains a stable Friction Coefficient over a wide range of temperatures and pressures (standardised AK Master test).

[Sebby]

Hey Matt,

Can I get a quote for DB1376 + DB1473 remsa pads and postage to 2604 please?

[FLOORED]

$120 thanks all up for these pads delivered thanks

[Sebby]

Not enough posts for PM. Email sent instead.