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    Supporting Member Lucas_R's Avatar
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    Hey Toby, im running the Remsa pads and cant speak highly enough of them. I also have 2x other friends running the Remsa pads with much the same feedback as me. Link here to a DIY i did a while ago: http://www.vwgolf.net.au/showthread....pads-on-Golf-R

    The brakes on the MK5 R32 are exactly the same as whats on the Mk6 R (except different colour), so the feedback and DIY info is relevant to your vehicle.

    Im sure the Hawk's are also a good pad, and several people who posted before me are running them, but the Remsa's are also a good option to consider.

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    Just ordered the Remsa front and rear from GSL this morning.
    Bye, bye dust!
    In Perth and need you bike serviced? Give me a bell.
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    Quote Originally Posted by *thad* View Post
    Just ordered the Remsa front and rear from GSL this morning.
    Bye, bye dust!
    Sooo much less dust. There is still some dust obviously, but heaps less than the stock pads.

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    yep thats what im hoping for. Front dont need changing but decided to do it anyway.
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