Alcon Big Brake Kits - All Models
 

Alcon Advantage Extreme Brake Kits

Direct Plug & Play fitment for Impreza - All years 1997-2011
Models: GC8, GDA, GDB, GRB.


Manufacturer Part Number:
343mm kit: F97ZG01-22F7E
365mm Kit F97ZG02-22F7E

343mm Rear Kit: R36X07-02F7D

Spec:
• 6 piston monobloc caliper, manufactured using aerospace grade aluminum alloy delivering maximum rigidity for firm, consistent pedal travel, painted silver

• 365x32mm or 343x32mm sealed semi floating disc and bell assembly

• Goodridge braided hoses.

• Billet caliper bracket assemblies.

• All mounting Hardware included

• Ferrodo DSP Pads as standard. We can also supply friction material from: Ferrodo, PFC, Pagid, Carbotech & Girodisc. Please contact us with details of your application and we will be able to advise on suitable pads for your application.

343mm kit will fit with most 17" wheels
365mm kit will fit with most 18" wheels

All spare parts are also available through us when required - discs, bobbin kits, pads, caliper rebuild parts, etc

Front Kits RRP £2225 Inc
Rear Kits RRP £1895 Inc

Please PM or call us for special SN prices (too hot to print!!!)

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what differences are there between this kit and the pro R kit any benefits advantages from this kit?
thanks

Bit shameless nicking Rosssports Advert from the MLR??

http://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.php?t=441815

Proper bit of kit they are.

In with them mate:thumb:

That's not the same kit.

Ross Walker who owns Ross Sport also owns Sumo Power and employs me to run Sumo Power so we share the same stock and same brands. And Ross actually put this thread up himself.

The Pro R Kit was a kit that Alcon made for Subaru dealers. The Pro R kit was not successful and was discontinued. These kits are identical apart from having PRO-R labelling. We have these kits in stock.

Can you do these kits at the same price as Alcon/MLR prices??

The MLR price is for the Mitsubishi Kits only and we cant do the Subaru kits for the same price.

Also the Mitsubishi Kit is different to the Subaru kit and the Subaru kit comes with pads where the Mitsubishi Kit does not.

Plus people on the MLR tend not to mess around.

People on there like to spend ;)

But does the same thing for less cash :thumb:

What slows the car? In that case, just stick with the OEM brakes.

They aren't the same brakes at all.

343mm Kits on very special deals at the moment! Call us for detials