Brake pads?

[SESH]

Can anyone give me the part numbers for the front and rear brake pads.
I've got the larger brake pack than the standard, but not ceramics.
20 inch wheels, but don't think that the size of the wheels changes much.
Thanks
Mike

[RPSN]

I have the 2016 Jaguar F-Type S High Performance braking system (non ceramic) with red calipers and 380mm front discs / 325mm rear discs.

The Jaguar part numbers for the brake pads are: Front T2R22312 / Rear T2R7945.

If you want pads which give off less dust, the Porterfield R4-S seem to be the way to go (mentioned earlier in this thread).

[GARETH]

Hope to get some arriving today. Gone for standard Pagid, as they were the only ones readily available locally.

[RPSN]

I’m assuming that you have the High Performance braking system with 380mm front discs / 325mm rear discs? If so, and you’ve ordered the Pagid brake pads from Eurocarparts you would have had two choices for the rear pads on their website. If you click on ‘Fitment Detail’, one of the sets of rear pads will show a ‘Vin To’ number of K09028. Make sure you've checked your VIN against this to ensure you are within the range.

I previously ordered these Pagid rear pads for my car without noticing the ‘Vin To’ details and they were the wrong size (too big). I then ordered the Pagid rear pads that are currently priced at £73.99 on eurocarparts.com (product code 101631988) and although they don't show the 'Vin To' details they were the correct fit. Their dimensions are: Height 58mm / Length 104mm / Thickness 17mm.

I have 19" wheels on my car.

[SESH]

I have the 2016 Jaguar F-Type S High Performance braking system (non ceramic) with red calipers and 380mm front discs / 325mm rear discs.

The Jaguar part numbers for the brake pads are: Front T2R22312 / Rear T2R7945.

If you want pads which give off less dust, the Porterfield R4-S seem to be the way to go (mentioned earlier in this thread).

Thanks.

Mike

[RPSN]

Are any members of this Forum currently using the Porterfield R4-S brake pads? If so, is there a noticeable difference in the amount of brake dust compared to the original equipment (OE) pads and is there an improvement in braking performance?

I'll let you know once I have my front and rears installed. Been sat on my shelf since September waiting to be fitted along with my Mich's.

How are you finding the Porterfield R4-S brake pads.........especially on the fronts?

Do they produce much less brake dust and give much better performance than original equipment or good quality aftermarket pads........enough to justify their price tag? (approx £135 for the V6S fronts).

[Tel]

Time will tell - salts on the road, so the car's off.

Rears are on, fronts go on later this week.

[RPSN]

Ok, will be interesting to see the results after the car's back on the road and some mileage done.