ap 6 pots (red), 355 disks -under £1400
seems good value, was told they are cheaper because ap have produced to many
has any one gone for these |
Originally Posted by WRX_Rich
seems good value, was told they are cheaper because ap have produced to many
has any one gone for these |
wow that is cheap - I've got the AP's on mine, (red ones). I'm sure they're 352mm discs though. AP produced them for Rover and they had far to many, which is why they're cheaper, fantastic for the money (I paid nearer 1600 fitted for mine last year).
You'll not be disappointed ;) |
Originally Posted by BlueBoy
wow that is cheap - I've got the AP's on mine, (red ones). I'm sure they're 352mm discs though. AP produced them for Rover and they had far to many, which is why they're cheaper, fantastic for the money (I paid nearer 1600 fitted for mine last year).
You'll not be disappointed ;) yup thats what i had heard Thik I will be ordering some when shops start opening up again doug2507 - I think most place's are selling them, TSL,Powerstation, Roger Clarks was told prices have just gone up 2% on the whole range |
Are you sure! Lsst time I rang round various suppliers they were quoting up to six weeks delivery for the 6 pot 355x32mm kit! Didn't sound like over supply to me!
Looking at AP's web site they only do two Rover kits, a MG and a 200 kit. Neither of which use an 18" wheel! If you can really get them for less than £1400 I'd like to know where. The AP list price is £1495 (inc vat)! Cheers, Ian |
Rich I've got these wicked brakes but u need 18" wheels
ken |
cheers Ken, I have the 18's with a ET35 offset :)
If a few are interested I could see if I could start a groupbuy http://www.apracing.com/roadcar/cali...?family=CP7040 |
I'm interested in a groupbuy :)
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i may interested in group buy but i only have 17" p1 wheels are they too small
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Originally Posted by craig5
i may interested in group buy but i only have 17" p1 wheels are they too small
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These calipers were introduced into the range a while back and are selling well, They were released commercially in May 04. They came about as a result of the Brembo Purchase of AP Racing a couple of years ago.
The caliper is an OEM item as used on some Holden models, they are larger than the previous (5555 & 5750) kits so check the caliper profiles for wheel suitability. As a result of the part being produced in quantity for the Holden, kit prices are cheaper then the previous "formula" brake kits. The 355mm disc needs 18" wheels and with many people opting for 19" wheels, the decision was made to fill that out even futher with a 362mm disc. Both of these kits use 32mm discs. There is also a rear brake caliper and disc kit being worked on, not ready for release yet, I'll inform people when development work has been completed. Mike |
is the caliper for the 330 disc the same as the 350 disc
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No, the earlier brake kits all use 28mm discs. That was one of the main reasons the kit didn't go out larger than 330mm.
Mike |
so what kit can i have for my wheels,would i have to upgrade my rear's i have a my00 classic
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You will not get the new kit under that wheel, you will get any of the other 3 kits under there though, 4 pot kit with either 304mm discs or 330mm discs. 6 Pot kit on 330mm discs.
You wouldn't need to upgrade the rears Mike |
guys keep an eye out in group buys ;)
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