This is most interesting - I was under the impression that my brembos were an upgrade. Evidently not.
So when it needs pads - what do we recommend? Upgraded aftermarkets or standard fit?
Same for discs - what gives it more "stop" ?

TIA 2007 Vogue TDV8 with 255/55/20's fitted

Perhaps those afflicted with the same "disease" as mine should look for a group buy to all upgrade  Ash
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2022 SDV8 AB
2016 TDV8 VSE
2011 TDV8 VSE
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I think to some extent it is in our heads.

I have 2 pot calipers on the front of the disco, never I have I thought OMG I'm not going to stop, even when I've had to stand on the anchors!! Yes the brembos are better, but Are we really saying that LR fitted cars with "inadequate" brakes? Bigger discs, pads and calipers will obviously stop a car faster, but what do we think the actual difference would be?

It would be interesting to know!

For this I thinks we would need a runway, some flags and a tape measure  There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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 Ash
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2022 SDV8 AB
2016 TDV8 VSE
2011 TDV8 VSE
2006 V8 Vogue
2002 2.5 Vogue

Gents, to further my earlier post. If you have an 09my 3.6 with 2pot brakes you cannot use the older type 4pot Brembo’s as an upgrade as the bolt holes in the castings will be way too large without using some form of spacer/reducer...

The bolts that hold the calliper holders (2pot) or the 6pot Brembo callipers are something like 12 or maybe 14mm whereas the older MY 4pot Brembo’s use 6 or 8mm bolts...