one tip for everyone, if you have audi care or have gotten a brake fluid flush, open your brake fluid resovoir, this is a good practice on all cars anyways when doing brakes, when you push those pistons back and someone has topped up the resovoir say 1-2 years after you got your brakes done, the fluid will now be coming back up and try to push through the cap, don't ask me how i know lol
Loving all the content you're putting out! For the longest time, we’ve been severely lacking in installation content for the b9 platform. Great to finally see it and watch this build progress!
awesome video, clear and detailed steps! will definitely be of help when I replace my rotors and pads on my B9.5 S5 SB. do you have a video replacing the rear rotors and pads? that would also be helpful 😅
Dude a ton of people who track would not recommend cross drilled rotors for track. But let me know if they crack or not. Get Girodisc or DBA Australia rotors.
If you actually think slotted rotors don't crack, it is not possible for you to be more mistaken. I can send anyone here a pdf file with like 12 pictures in it of cracked slotted rotors--some of them HORRIBLY cracked---like "almost cracked in half"....the notion that "crossdrilled rotors crack and slotted ones don't" is a gigantic crock of BS. And 99pct of of the crossdrilled rotors that DO crack it is because the lousy, uninformed manufacturer/ machinists didnt chamfer the holes enough. That chamfering on the holes isnt to "make them look prettier"--it's for one reason only----stress mitigation. 99% of the rotors you find out ther that have cracks it is because the idiots who milled them put either no chamfering or nowehere -near-enough chamfering on them. Period.
note to anyone following along, he put the discs on the wrong side, slotted discs are always sided and typically labelled left/right, Also there's no need to put your dirty hands on the brake pad surface and contaminate them, also no need to remove the wiring loom that far back for the wear sensor, just unplug it at the connector block dude
