Godspeed Brakes

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Selling a brand new K sport 330mm kit , never been fitted to a car , but has our own 330mm x 32mm grooved discs and alloy bells , complete kit with NDX bluestuff pads , calipers are the Black painted ones.

£850 delivered

This is the only one available



Cheers Ian
01656 723060

b3nmw

How do the k sports big brakes compare to the ap brake kits?

cookstar

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Would you PX Front brembo set up?

Godspeed Brakes

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The AP calipers are a much better design , and better made , but for the money the K sports are ok

No sorry we already have a few sets of Brembo's , looking to sell these outright , just put yours on here for sale

Cheers Ian

stel94

@Godspeed sorry for going off topic but how much would charge for brembo kit ?

salsa-king

are these as good as Brembo's Ian? (i know these are 8pot, STi Brembo's only 4pot)

Godspeed Brakes

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Don't go by amount of pistons as its not that much of a difference between the 2 , I'd say they would be very similar in performance if you had the same spec discs and pads , if the Brembo set up had standard discs and pads then yes obviously the K sports with a good pad would be better.

salsa-king

unless i find a 6pot AP (or cosworth ap) I might just go braided lines (5.1 oil) and some of your better discs and pads then Ian. and keep with the brembos

Godspeed Brakes

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Back up for a bargain

Gear Head

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Do these fit under wrx 17 alloys?

Godspeed Brakes

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Yes they do
Cheers Ian

Godspeed Brakes

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back up

b3nmw

Can front brembos be converted to the rear? And a big brake kit up front. Just out of interested

Godspeed Brakes

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No the front Brembos are way too powerful for a rear conversion , but there is no way they would fit on the rears anyway

joz8968

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Similar to the above...

I have a redundant front 330mm K-Sport kit off the car, not doing anything (I replaced it with the 330mm AP Racing CP5570 6-pot kit)... Can the KS kit be modded in some way so as to fit on the Classic (STi 5) rear hubs? (I'm running TD Monza R alloys, 7J x 17", ET45).

Godspeed Brakes

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No again too powerful for a rear kit , and again doubt they would fit without going to huge discs.

The backplate where the calipers bolt onto the rear hub , is quite a large diameter , so if you wanted to fit another caliper , like the large front K sports , by the time you made a bracket to all fit , you would probably need about a 360mm disc !
So not only are you fitting a caliper that's too powerful , your fitting it onto a disc that's way too big for front to rear balance.

The AP rear kits , have the calipers made with lugs , so they bolt straight onto the backplates , they are not a radially mounted like the fronts with a separate bracket , they do it this way so they can fit a correct size disc to keep the balance correct front to rear.

You would both be better off selling what you have , and getting a proper rear kit

joz8968

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Sure, thought so. Thanks for the info.


In your opinion, is it actually worth fitting a decent rear kit (like AP, for example)... Or not worth it, seeing as most of the braking is done by the fronts anyway? (But that said, any extra breaking would be welcome, regardless)...

If it IS worthwhile, would it upset the balance and lock the rears/trigger ABS prematurely, etc., under heavy breaking?

(I'm currently running the Type R Subaru 2-pot conversion, with vented 290mm grooved/dimpled discs and OEM compound Mintex pads).


Apologies for the semi hijack of the thread.

Godspeed Brakes

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No far from it , if you're running a 6 pot kit up front , I would highly recommend fitting a better rear kit , but one specially designed as a rear kit for the car in question , this would reduce nose diving under hard braking and make the car brake flatter , which keeps it more stable braking hard into a corner , a poorly designed kit with too much braking would see you swapping ends the first bend you were braking into.

A first upgrade for you would be the STi gold Brembo rear 2 pots and 316mm discs , this would be an improvement over what you have , or better still fit a rear AP 4 pot kit

These work very well , and are a proper designed rear calipers with smaller Pistons compared to a front caliper

Hope this helps
Cheers Ian

b3nmw

Thanks for the info. And clearing up a few things

joz8968

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Yeah, thanks Ian.

I shall now defo consider a proper rear kit,
that's for sure...

Ganz1983

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Hi soz how much are disks and pads for set Ksport

Godspeed Brakes

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Hi
This kit has got my discs and bells , you would re-use the bells when it's time to change the discs , so the outer rotor with a set of nuts and bolts are £295 a pair , pads start at about £125 going up to over £300 a set
Cheers Ian

Little Dave

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Do you still have these ?

Godspeed Brakes

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Hi
Yes we do
Cheers Ian
01656 723060

salsa-king

The AP kit does look tasty for the money