[JackM]

I need new discs and pads all round and my mechanic has recommended Delphi Brake discs and pads as fitted they will be £587 rather than original VW at £918.Has anyone had any experiences of Delphi? Cheers

 

[lee_shep]

Never heard of them mate, I'd stick to oem ones.. Get them on euro car parts with the discount? Should be a lot cheaper than vw.

How's the car? Still going strong?

Just had a look and the brakes with pads come in at £508.35 inclusive of 25%

 

[cuprabob]

i think Delphi are more popular in the US than in Europe and are OEM suppliers to the likes of Ford and GM.

My advice is stick with the tried and tested. Have a look at ECP and remember you can get 25% off using forum discount.

 

[JamesBaby]

Euro Car parts as has been said. Use the code R32OC25. Not heard of Delphi but make sure the fronts are OEM spec and two part vented floating type discs. You can tell by the spigots on the bell. ECP usually doe ATE or Pagid.

 

[cuprabob]

Euro Car parts as has been said. Use the code R32OC25. Not heard of Delphi but make sure the fronts are OEM spec and two part vented floating type discs. You can tell by the spigots on the bell. ECP usually doe ATE or Pagid.

I think the 2 piece ones for the MK4 that ECP stock are Zimmerman. There is another thread on them and I'm sure they are £150 each after discount.

 

[JamesBaby]

I think the 2 piece ones for the MK4 that ECP stock are Zimmerman.

Quite possibly. But the ones I got were ATE although they were advertised as Pagid at the time.