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The Brembo Brake Disc Set (09.D770.1X) is engineered for performance-minded vehicle owners seeking to enhance their stopping power and brake system reliability. As part of the Xtra Line, these discs provide exceptional heat dissipation and consistent feedback, making them ideal for both spirited daily driving and demanding road conditions; however, users should note that as high-performance components, they require a proper bedding-in process to reach maximum effectiveness.
| Model Part Number | 09.D770.1X |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brembo |
No, this is a set of brake discs only. Brake pads are sold separately.
While technically possible for experienced mechanics, professional installation is strongly recommended to ensure safety and warranty compliance.
The coating helps prevent oxidation and rust on the non-friction surfaces of the disc, keeping them looking clean and professional.
While the Xtra Line offers enhanced performance, they are primarily designed for high-performance street use. For dedicated track racing, Brembo offers specialized racing-specific products.
During routine tire rotations, use compressed air or a soft brush to clear out any dust or debris trapped in the holes to maintain airflow.
Verify that the rotor mounting surface on the wheel hub is clean and free of rust or debris; improper seating will cause lateral runout.
Ensure the anti-rattle clips are installed correctly and that the brake pads have been properly bedded in to match the rotor surface.
Installation should be performed by a qualified technician to ensure the calipers and pads are correctly aligned with the new discs. It is essential to clean the surface of the discs with a brake cleaner before mounting to remove any protective storage oils. Following installation, execute a proper 'bedding-in' procedure—performing a series of controlled, moderate stops from varying speeds—to transfer a thin, uniform layer of pad material onto the rotor surface. To maintain the discs, avoid using harsh chemical wheel cleaners that can damage the anti-corrosion coating, and periodically inspect the ventilation holes for debris buildup.
