Google around for a DIY, you'll be surprised how easy it is.

Then all you'll need to do is price up some brakes, which will be dealers choice dependent on brand/type.

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Price will depend upon what pads you use.
Budget a few hundred.

I use QFM pads which are brilliant.

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Average would be around $120 for good quality pads + fitting.

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You get what you pay for with brakes, at least $85 for pads. You can do it yourself, but I would make sure your discs aren't under-size: 22mm minimum thickness on fronts, 16mm on rear, ventilated discs. (non-brembo). I would recommend getting the disc's machined if you replace pads.

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If u dont want any squealing, and you dont do any track, just go for bendix ct, there a soft compound pad and wont chew through your rotors like these other brands do. Pretty much anything hard compound will squeek until hot and will also chew through your rotors

I ran Bendix Ultimate pads squeezing DBA 4000 slotted rotors on my MY05.
Stopped as well as my STi, no noise, but plenty of dust.

Thanks guys I've been recommended bendix quite a few times so looks like that's the way to go.. Any local dealers or have to b purchased online? I'm definately machining discs aswell..

i'd recommend not going bendix and buying new rotors.

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Coventrys in Morley would have them, pretty sure Auto1/Marlows would have them in stock as well but I've always bought from Coventrys.

Rationale besides being a dirty pad?

I've always used Performax 'when they were available', and Ultimates and never had a problem with them.

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Cheers marc... I've heard all good things about bendix... Not really keen on new rotors, as I may be upgrading to an sti soon..