FRONT BRAKE GROUP BUY ANY TIME SOON???
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FRONT BRAKE GROUP BUY ANY TIME SOON???
Want to replace my newage Front Brakes so I'm after some better brakes than the STD Newage Brembo setup.
Maybe 330mm 0r 360mm not sure yet will depend if I go the 18's route
anyone about to do a Group Buy?
Tony
Maybe 330mm 0r 360mm not sure yet will depend if I go the 18's route
anyone about to do a Group Buy?
Tony
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Have you considered Performance Friction Brakes?
https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...es-up-job.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/trader-ann...ble-price.html
Bob
https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...es-up-job.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/trader-ann...ble-price.html
Bob
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Bob I hadn't but will consider Just looking for best options & Prices
Aztec Price £559- In Stock
some XENDO's XS6-500 6-piston with 330mm rotors kit = £670 Delivered
Or considering the KSPORT 8 Pots no Price
Tony
Aztec Price £559- In Stock
some XENDO's XS6-500 6-piston with 330mm rotors kit = £670 Delivered
Or considering the KSPORT 8 Pots no Price
Tony
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Tony
I have a set of the Xendo brakes here to try out , they dont fit my car , and the quality is not very good , the calipers are the wrong size for the discs , they are too small , there are blow holes all over the discs where they have been cast ,
I was looking at selling them if there were any good , but I wont be.
I got the larger calipers with the 355mm discs , the ones you mention only use the small pad from the Subaru 4 pots , so performance wouldn't be on par with other similar sized disc kits.
Cheers Ian
I have a set of the Xendo brakes here to try out , they dont fit my car , and the quality is not very good , the calipers are the wrong size for the discs , they are too small , there are blow holes all over the discs where they have been cast ,
I was looking at selling them if there were any good , but I wont be.
I got the larger calipers with the 355mm discs , the ones you mention only use the small pad from the Subaru 4 pots , so performance wouldn't be on par with other similar sized disc kits.
Cheers Ian
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Don't think I'll be investing in their direction
if i wish to stay with the 330mm Disc's (17" Wheels) nearly as good to keep existing Brembo 4 pots calipers and just upgrade disc's and Pads (for some track use) rather than "8 pot" calipers and upgraded disc's and Pads.
But if upgrade I was to to 355mm (18"s wheels) ensure the Calipers/Pads are also larger than std Brembo pads.
Looks like 90% certain I will be going the 330mm route Performance Friction Brakes or yours
how much are yours??
Tony
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There are many variables when it comes to choosing a brake setup. It's not as easy as to compare the number of pistons or pad size.
The Brembos with Performance Friction Discs, Bells and Pads work very well indeed on a fast road/track setup. They also give a very good lifespan.
Have a look at the PFC website for technical details of what makes their kits stand out from the others : Performance Friction
Cheers,
Bob
PS. a heads-up...the prices on our PFC kits will be going up after tomorrow lunchtime.
The Brembos with Performance Friction Discs, Bells and Pads work very well indeed on a fast road/track setup. They also give a very good lifespan.
Have a look at the PFC website for technical details of what makes their kits stand out from the others : Performance Friction
Cheers,
Bob
PS. a heads-up...the prices on our PFC kits will be going up after tomorrow lunchtime.
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I'm looking at the moment, will need them when my car is back out
How about Stoptech? I have provisionally spoken to a few suppliers about this and we may be able to get some good prices on these!
I will be chasing it up this week if anyone is interested?
How about Stoptech? I have provisionally spoken to a few suppliers about this and we may be able to get some good prices on these!
I will be chasing it up this week if anyone is interested?
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Tony
I can supply you our 2 piece discs and bells for £300 a pair , inc a 12 month guarantee against warping even if you do track days , I can supply you any make pad to go with these.
5T
I can supply you our 294mm grooved discs for £95 a pair , again , any make pad depending on your driving style.
I can supply you stainless steel pistons for £15 each ( will never rust again ) and a caliper seal kit which does one caliper for £19
If you have 17" wheels I can supply you our 335mm 2 piece brake kit to use with your standard 4 pot calipers , the kit comes with a full fitting kit , and larger than standard pads , again quite a few choices , this kit is currently £595.
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
I can supply you our 2 piece discs and bells for £300 a pair , inc a 12 month guarantee against warping even if you do track days , I can supply you any make pad to go with these.
5T
I can supply you our 294mm grooved discs for £95 a pair , again , any make pad depending on your driving style.
I can supply you stainless steel pistons for £15 each ( will never rust again ) and a caliper seal kit which does one caliper for £19
If you have 17" wheels I can supply you our 335mm 2 piece brake kit to use with your standard 4 pot calipers , the kit comes with a full fitting kit , and larger than standard pads , again quite a few choices , this kit is currently £595.
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
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I heard a lot of the EVO boys I met on trackday rated them, not heard anthing bad about yours
Cheers
Bob
Thanks Ian
Tony
Ps I'm not trying to Play one off against other, just trying to weigh up pro's and Con's and of course cost
Bob
Tony
Ps I'm not trying to Play one off against other, just trying to weigh up pro's and Con's and of course cost
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Here you go, great brakes at little money. Good enough for Zen, good enough for you
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html
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Tony,
I have just got the performance friction Brakes and pads fitted with braided hoses and good brake fluid, what a difference mate.
pedal feel is good and they are strong stoppers.
I would recommend them, very happy customer.
Mac
I have just got the performance friction Brakes and pads fitted with braided hoses and good brake fluid, what a difference mate.
pedal feel is good and they are strong stoppers.
I would recommend them, very happy customer.
Mac
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Hiya Tony - Long time no speak/type/whatever...
We use CarboTech XP8 pads in our racing MR2's (Yes more than one. Long story). Anyway, they're utterly amazing. Especially given they're OE size and used on OE discs.
I'm interested in the options available for the Impreza at this stage, as we've now bought a '95 WRX to race next year. That's currently got the small discs and sliding caliper jobbies on. Yeuch!
Hmmm, might have to have a word with Kev @ Apex...
We use CarboTech XP8 pads in our racing MR2's (Yes more than one. Long story). Anyway, they're utterly amazing. Especially given they're OE size and used on OE discs.
I'm interested in the options available for the Impreza at this stage, as we've now bought a '95 WRX to race next year. That's currently got the small discs and sliding caliper jobbies on. Yeuch!
Hmmm, might have to have a word with Kev @ Apex...
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Kevin Atkins (MAD Evo, winner of TA Club last year) was so impressed by his KSport set up all round after the second TA round at Knockhill that he convinced Russel Tweed (finished second in club at the round in an Evo 400) to buy KSport. Russel phoned this week and ordered KSport 356mm all round to replace his Alcons
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Last time was Mallory i think ??
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If I can afford 18's and Bigger brakes is the way to go if not lots of options
Tony
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