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NETZSCH GDB3236 brake pads in NE11, pixel art
The lab boy dressed for NE11
The NE11 pad box

GDB3236

Suzuki Alto, front

Axle
Front
Size
108.4 x 45.4 x 15 mm
Use
Road cars
Also known as
FMSI D3357 · Bendix DB1674 · Brembo P79012
Formula

NE11: Original Replacement Series, rated to 500°C. About NE11

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Fits

Daihatsu

ModelChassisYearsAxleDetails
Sirion-2005-Front- matched by FMSI number
YRV-2002-Front- matched by FMSI number

Nissan

ModelChassisYearsAxleDetails
Pixo-2009-Front- matched by FMSI number

Suzuki

ModelChassisYearsAxleDetails
Alto--Frontfourth generation
Carry-2000-Front- matched by FMSI number
Ignis-2000-2003Front- matched by FMSI number

Always compare the shape and size with your old pads before you fit them. Rows marked “matched by FMSI number” come from the shared FMSI shape number, not from a fitted car.

Cross references

Also written as D9029M: another NETZSCH code for the same shape.

13 part numbers from other brands for the same pad shape. Use them to check the fit; they do not mean the pads are the same.

FMSI
D3357
Bendix
572471B · DB1674
Brembo
P79012
Ferodo
FDB1532 · FSL1532
Pagid
T1269 · T1933
Textar
2350701 · 2350715005 · 2350801
TRW
GDB3236
Wagner
WBP23507A

Missing the number from your old pads? Send it to support@netzschracing.com and we will check it.

Seven formulas, one shape

Every NETZSCH formula is made in the GDB3236 shape: from the quiet NE11 for the commute to NH70 for GT racing, and NC6 for carbon ceramic discs.

NE11 brake padsNE11Original Replacement Series, to 500°CN-one brake padsN-oneOriginal Upgrade Series, to 500°CNF42 brake padsNF42High Performance Street Series, to 600°CNG50 brake padsNG50High Performance Street Racing, to 800°CNH65 brake padsNH65High Performance Racetrack Series, to 900°CNH70 brake padsNH70GT Formula Race Edition, to 1200°CNC6 brake padsNC6Carbon Ceramic Disc Series, to 600°CThe lab boy with his flaskCompareAll seven side by side, and the formula battle