ARMA SPEED:: Brand New Choice-ARMA Brake Kit
30 July 2014, 06:26 AM
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ARMA SPEED:: Brand New Choice-ARMA Brake Kit
New Arrival ★ R-Series Caliper ★ 3D Racing Style
M-series Brake Caliper Caliper Materials : Cast Aluminum / Aluminum Alloy
Over 4000lb. pressure resistance.
2 / 4 / 6 piston caliper available
R-series Brake Caliper
Upgrade from M-series
Aluminum from Dubai
5-axis CNC machine processing
Hard-anodized surface treatment
4 / 6 piston caliper available
Brake Disc
Disc Type : One-Piece / Two-Piece Floating
FC-28 alloy material inspired by competition for daily usage.
HUB on floating disc made of T7075 aerospace aluminum alloy.
Exclusive slotted design efficient at removing dust and directional vanes efficient at cooling.
Rotor Size for One-piece and Floating Size: 330mm/345mm/355mm/370mm
Fitment
17" 4 Piston with 330mm or 345mm (Both One-piece and Floating )
18" 4 Piston with 345mm (Both One-piece and Floating )
19" 6 Piston with 355mm or 370mm (Both One-piece and Floating )
20" 6 Piston with 355mm or 370mm (Both One-piece and Floating )
all available for M-series and R-series
Brake Lines
Teflon-coated stainless steel lines for maximum pressure resistance and protection.
Patented brake line holder to fit verity of applications.
Performance Brake Pads
Pad Type (operating temperature range) :
Street Pad (50-500 ℃) / Sport Pad (50-650 ℃) / Competition Pad (270-800 ℃)
Carbon Composite Materials
Last edited by armaspeed; 15 August 2014 at 11:06 AM.
12 August 2014, 11:01 AM
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I don't want any, I was just giving you a pointer as people don't want to PM to ask every detail about the thing that you're supposedly trying to sell.
Just some basic info would be a start
Just some basic info would be a start
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15 August 2014, 07:40 AM
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So there is no more information as posted by kev?
I have to say I wouldnt buy a product off the advertisements you have put up as there is no information available and I wouldnt want to have to go searching for it for a product YOU are trying to sell.
I have to say I wouldnt buy a product off the advertisements you have put up as there is no information available and I wouldnt want to have to go searching for it for a product YOU are trying to sell.
15 August 2014, 07:41 AM
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Some decent close ups; and prices.
Oh and just another small thing, take half an hour to go through your advert with someone who can actually write an advert.
"3D Racing style" Come on.... sounds like something from Poundland...
Oh and just another small thing, take half an hour to go through your advert with someone who can actually write an advert.
"3D Racing style" Come on.... sounds like something from Poundland...
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15 August 2014, 11:24 AM
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Good to see that our suggestions were useful, I dont understand why the secrecy over the price.
After all, once someone gets a price it will be common knowledge....
Best wishes anyway.
After all, once someone gets a price it will be common knowledge....
Best wishes anyway.
15 August 2014, 11:31 AM
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Totally agree, if you have to ask you can't afford it is generally what I work on so I just wouldn't ask...
15 August 2014, 01:52 PM
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I can't see you selling anything without putting prices up, for the very reason mentioned above. Also, why is a 345mm disc the biggest you can get under a 18" wheel? Caliper design?
Most people want as big a disc as possible. Mine are 365mm and easily fit under an 18" wheel, even the cheaper brands do a 356mm disc. Of course, your set ups may be very cheap, but we are all presuming they're expensive
Most people want as big a disc as possible. Mine are 365mm and easily fit under an 18" wheel, even the cheaper brands do a 356mm disc. Of course, your set ups may be very cheap, but we are all presuming they're expensive
19 August 2014, 12:10 PM
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What is the point in an advert without a price? Isn't that against SN rules anyhow?
I won't be sending a PM to ask the price, but if the prices were on this original advert I may have been interested.
Very odd. Does this mean you are giving different prices to different people?
I won't be sending a PM to ask the price, but if the prices were on this original advert I may have been interested.
Very odd. Does this mean you are giving different prices to different people?
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