Interested in TAROX 6 POT BIG BRAKE CONVERSION ??
27 July 2005, 10:21 AM
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Interested in TAROX 6 POT BIG BRAKE CONVERSION ??
As our Group buy on headers is almost over I was just wondering if anybody is interested in the TAROX UPGRADE we do.
This includeds
2 x F2000 326mm Grooved Trackday discs
2x B32 Six pot calipers
1x High performance pad set
2x Braided hoses
2x Caliper mounting brackets.
Retail price for this kit is £1099 including the dreaded.
what do you guys think of £749 + VAT (£880 including vat)
£220 quid off retail aint too bad is it?
This kit will fit all models of Impreza from early classics to STi-7
Group buy end date for this one will be 20th August 2005
Spangly pictures to follow when IWatkins gets his finger out.
Andy
This includeds
2 x F2000 326mm Grooved Trackday discs
2x B32 Six pot calipers
1x High performance pad set
2x Braided hoses
2x Caliper mounting brackets.
Retail price for this kit is £1099 including the dreaded.
what do you guys think of £749 + VAT (£880 including vat)
£220 quid off retail aint too bad is it?
This kit will fit all models of Impreza from early classics to STi-7
Group buy end date for this one will be 20th August 2005
Spangly pictures to follow when IWatkins gets his finger out.
Andy
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27 July 2005, 11:00 AM
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Hi Fuzz,
Very interested indeedy. Can you guys supply it VAT free if the billing address is in germany? (BFPO no.) And send it to a different delivery address, my folks house up the road?
Cheers,
Doug.
Very interested indeedy. Can you guys supply it VAT free if the billing address is in germany? (BFPO no.) And send it to a different delivery address, my folks house up the road?
Cheers,
Doug.
27 July 2005, 09:54 PM
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Sounds dodgy to me Doug but I'll ask.
Good Steve, you know you want them really..
oh yea the photo's from our very own IWatkins , Cheers.
Much more interesting than naked birds hey fella.
Andy
Good Steve, you know you want them really..
oh yea the photo's from our very own IWatkins , Cheers.
Much more interesting than naked birds hey fella.
Andy
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Originally Posted by austen_wrx
You git!!! I swore i wasn't spending any more money, and now this has come along to tempt me!!!!
We aim to please.
Our wallets, not yours.
Brake pad choice is up to you and I should imagine there is a small variance in price depending on what you go for, I'll check out the options tomorrow if I can, although I know we are flat out tomorrow, so may well be Friday before I can take a look.
Andy
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02 August 2005, 12:54 PM
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I saw these brakes when at PS last week and the discs are solid and the kit is very impressive indeed.
You will need 17'' rims to clear them remember.
A bargain.
Buy, BUY, BUY!
Graham
You will need 17'' rims to clear them remember.
A bargain.
Buy, BUY, BUY!
Graham
02 August 2005, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 911
I saw these brakes when at PS last week and the discs are solid and the kit is very impressive indeed.
You will need 17'' rims to clear them remember.
A bargain.
Buy, BUY, BUY!
Graham
You will need 17'' rims to clear them remember.
A bargain.
Buy, BUY, BUY!
Graham
I'm tempted
02 August 2005, 05:51 PM
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Stop thinking about it, get over there without braking a leg and get those stoppers! (sorry)
6 pots. dustbin lid discs. get them fitted by Fuzz if you are not a DIY'er.
I would if i had the $$$ but a holiday is looming and I refuse to sell my guitars!
Graham
6 pots. dustbin lid discs. get them fitted by Fuzz if you are not a DIY'er.
I would if i had the $$$ but a holiday is looming and I refuse to sell my guitars!
Graham
06 August 2005, 11:32 PM
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why you confused fuzz
is it cos i sent you a pm as well?
wanted to make sure you got the message
is it cos i sent you a pm as well?
wanted to make sure you got the message
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10 August 2005, 01:34 PM
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Yes it is still on Danny up until the 20th of this month....
TEN DAYS TO GO.
Andy
TEN DAYS TO GO.
Andy
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count me in then
As long as they will fit onto a forester import with 17s,think they will.
will these be a stright swap from my 2 pots,and will i notice a great differance,
As long as they will fit onto a forester import with 17s,think they will.
will these be a stright swap from my 2 pots,and will i notice a great differance,
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Out of interest, How much wider are the Caliper's than the Subaru 4 POT's??
I've got 17" wheels but the backs of the spokes only just miss the front of the standard calipers. They Tarox's would be about 15mm further out from the center of the wheel which will increse the gap slightly.
I've got 17" wheels but the backs of the spokes only just miss the front of the standard calipers. They Tarox's would be about 15mm further out from the center of the wheel which will increse the gap slightly.