Brake upgrade | Mercedes-Benz G500 modified brembo carbon ceramic brake set

Mercedes-Benz G500 this purebred SUV is equipped with the latest generation of Mercedes-Benz 5.0LV8 engine, with a maximum power of 216kw/5500rpm and 456nm/2800-4000rpm maximum torque. The supercharger's equipment allows it to erupt 80% of the maximum torque at nearly 1800 rpm, plus a trapezoidal girder non-independent suspension and a front-to-back axle three differential locks (which are 100% deadlocked). G500 has a strong horizontal passing ability. However, these do not mean that the loss of highway performance of this car, when driving nearly three tons of weight, there is still 0-100km / h acceleration of 10.2 seconds of good results. Of course, there will be some differences in the power configuration of models produced in different years.

This million-dollar SUV does not seem to be in use in the city, because the official definition of it is off-road vehicles, so some people say he is out of tune in the city. Its climbing ability is very strong and its stability is extremely high. Therefore, this also requires that the corresponding braking system be extremely demanding. Some organizations tested the 2010 G500 and its braking distance is excellent.

Therefore, choosing a higher performance and better braking effect without compromising the non-carbon ceramic brakes is one of the best. At the same time, from the actual life and foot feeling, Brembo carbon ceramic brake is already legendary, then we look at his upgrade spy photos now!

[Modification list]

Upgrade Brand: Brembo Carbon Ceramic Brakes

Upgrade vehicle: Mercedes-Benz G500

Front-wheel brake upgrade parameters: AMG six-piston caliper carbon ceramic disc

Rear brake upgrade parameters: AMG four-piston caliper carbon ceramic disc

Brake steel hose: HEL brake steel hose (oil pipe)

Dressing time: December 2016

Technical Support: Car Quality Team

In fact, for many luxury cars, some of the original car calipers (if applicable) can be replaced without replacing the Brembo carbon ceramic discs. The six-piston calipers of the original Mercedes-Benz Big G are retained because Brembo itself is also a large-scale automotive brand caliper, so it has a lot of convenience and versatility.