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lee67 29 August 2012 02:22 PM

new godspeed 4 pots ordered
 
Just ordered a set of new 4 pots to inc grooved discs and kevlar pads..woooo, anyone know of places local to barnsley/sheff that might fit them<....done plenty of motorbike/scooter calipers/discs etc but never done car ones, cant wait to see em fitted:thumb::D

Godspeed Brakes 29 August 2012 02:27 PM

I don't know anyone local to you to fit them , but they are quite straight forward to fit your self , we are shipping them out today and they will be with you tomorrow
Cheers Ian

lee67 29 August 2012 02:29 PM

cheers Ian:thumb:

WhiteWagonMan 29 August 2012 03:21 PM

I use sheffield subaru service and scoobyclinic,both are excellent and i would not take my car anywhere else for work doing.:thumb:

Hawkeye D 29 August 2012 06:09 PM

Pics when they are fitted please Lee!!

blackvenom 29 August 2012 06:28 PM

How much did they set you back?

Godspeed Brakes 29 August 2012 06:45 PM

The full kit with brand new calipers , grooved 294mm discs with black painted centres and kevlar sport pads and fitting kit is £299.50

http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=138

Cheers Ian

GC8 29 August 2012 07:40 PM


Originally Posted by WhiteWagonMan (Post 10768691)
I use sheffield subaru service and scoobyclinic,both are excellent and i would not take my car anywhere else for work doing.:thumb:

A bit off topic, but who owns/runs this now? I was surprised to hear that the original proprietor and his wife had cleared off to America. When I last spoke to him it was a pipe dream and a few months later he had gone (without stamping my service book or giving me an invoice, which is a bummer).


Simon

alcazar 30 August 2012 07:23 PM

Easy enough to do.

Ian did my first set, I've done subsequent ones.

lee67 30 August 2012 07:33 PM

Brakes came today Ian' look great thanks.. Getting fitted tuesday at sheff subaru services' will post some pics then

chocolate_o_brian 30 August 2012 09:09 PM


Originally Posted by alcazar (Post 10770443)
Easy enough to do.

Ian did my first set, I've done subsequent ones.

Ahem ;)

alcazar 30 August 2012 09:14 PM


Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian (Post 10770674)
Ahem ;)

OK: Andy did the last set, disc/pad change, I was fresh from an op on my spine.

I MEANT, I'd changed two sets of calipers.

chocolate_o_brian 30 August 2012 09:23 PM


Originally Posted by alcazar (Post 10770689)
OK: Andy did the last set, disc/pad change, I was fresh from an op on my spine.

I MEANT, I'd changed two sets of calipers.

:p

Goodrichcar123 02 September 2012 12:19 AM

those calipers you brought are copys though you do you know that

L.J.F 02 September 2012 12:49 AM

Ooooooo popcorn time:)

GC8 02 September 2012 01:12 AM

It does say Impreza style (theyd have to be at this price), but I would trust Ian Godney not to supply me with compromised brakes.

chocolate_o_brian 02 September 2012 06:46 AM


Originally Posted by Goodrichcar123 (Post 10773280)
those calipers you brought are copys though you do you know that

Where did he 'bribg' them from then?

:Whatever_

Godspeed Brakes 02 September 2012 07:14 AM


Originally Posted by Goodrichcar123 (Post 10773280)
those calipers you brought are copys though you do you know that

lol it says so in the write up for them they are copy calipers

http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=138

You write that as though you have found me out and I have concealed it from our customers :lol1:

Do you honestly think you would be able to buy brand new calipers from Subaru , along with discs and pads for £299 ? you'll pay more than that for one caliper from Subaru !

We have been selling these calipers for a while now , have had no complaints , and no problems with them , for a COPY caliper , they are very good

Goodrichcar123 02 September 2012 10:36 AM


Originally Posted by Godspeed Brakes (Post 10773334)
lol it says so in the write up for them they are copy calipers

http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=138

You write that as though you have found me out and I have concealed it from our customers :lol1:

Do you honestly think you would be able to buy brand new calipers from Subaru , along with discs and pads for £299 ? you'll pay more than that for one caliper from Subaru !

We have been selling these calipers for a while now , have had no complaints , and no problems with them , for a COPY caliper , they are very good

I'm not saying that your wrong by doing that it's just you get what you pay for I believe that they would be good for a few years but after that I'm not so sure

GC8 02 September 2012 01:13 PM

The original calipers are sh*te! Theyre as durable as a piece of plasticene, which is true of most Brembo calipers.

Godspeed Brakes 02 September 2012 02:08 PM


Originally Posted by Goodrichcar123 (Post 10773439)
I'm not saying that your wrong by doing that it's just you get what you pay for I believe that they would be good for a few years but after that I'm not so sure

So exactly like the standard Subaru calipers then as the pistons in those start to rust up after 5 or so years , which is why I make stainless steel pistons for them , the pistons I make are cheaper that the standard pistons from Subaru , these are the ones you are trying to buy from The Trooper on here , so obviously you can't think that badly of them !

chocolate_o_brian 02 September 2012 02:41 PM


Originally Posted by Godspeed Brakes (Post 10773623)
So exactly like the standard Subaru calipers then as the pistons in those start to rust up after 5 or so years , which is why I make stainless steel pistons for them , the pistons I make are cheaper that the standard pistons from Subaru , these are the ones you are trying to buy from The Trooper on here , so obviously you can't think that badly of them !

I would call that game, set and match for another newbie. :)

MattyB1983 02 September 2012 03:46 PM

While I'm here,,,,,

Ian, do me a price for a set of pads for my Porsche 6 pots. The powerstation conversion ones. Did speak to you about some discs but reckon I can get away with mine for another few months

Cheers.

Godspeed Brakes 02 September 2012 04:28 PM


Originally Posted by MattyB1983 (Post 10773711)
While I'm here,,,,,

Ian, do me a price for a set of pads for my Porsche 6 pots. The powerstation conversion ones. Did speak to you about some discs but reckon I can get away with mine for another few months

Cheers.

I can sort you prices out tomorrow , what make pad do you want to go for ?
Cheers Ian

MattyB1983 02 September 2012 04:34 PM

Which ever you reccomend Ian. Only used as fast road car.

Goodrichcar123 02 September 2012 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by MattyB1983 (Post 10773755)
Which ever you reccomend Ian. Only used as fast road car.




I would say that that the original calipers are way better maybe the fact that you put
Better pistons in them Is better but the calipers he was saying say Subaru on them instead of wrx pro which are copies and I be leave that putting the stainless pistons in the original calipers would be better than putting
Them in copy calipers is does not really matter they will see

Goodrichcar123 02 September 2012 04:44 PM

Also might be a newbie
But I am
A
Qualified mechanic been fixing cars since I left school so I'm not unqualified i do have the right to an opinion

Godspeed Brakes 02 September 2012 05:08 PM


Originally Posted by Goodrichcar123 (Post 10773760)
I would say that that the original calipers are way better maybe the fact that you put
Better pistons in them Is better but the calipers he was saying say Subaru on them instead of wrx pro which are copies and I be leave that putting the stainless pistons in the original calipers would be better than putting
Them in copy calipers is does not really matter they will see

Well your wrong , the original calipers are no better , I have tested both so I'm qualified enough to say that , have you tested them both to back up your comments ?

If the calipers were no good , or didn't work as well as the standard calipers , I wouldn't sell them

The Trooper 1815 02 September 2012 05:18 PM


Originally Posted by Godspeed Brakes (Post 10773623)
So exactly like the standard Subaru calipers then as the pistons in those start to rust up after 5 or so years , which is why I make stainless steel pistons for them , the pistons I make are cheaper that the standard pistons from Subaru , these are the ones you are trying to buy from The Trooper on here , so obviously you can't think that badly of them !

I heard my name mentioned!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...70/Charger.jpg

chocolate_o_brian 02 September 2012 05:39 PM


Originally Posted by Goodrichcar123 (Post 10773760)
I would say that that the original calipers are way better maybe the fact that you put
Better pistons in them Is better but the calipers he was saying say Subaru on them instead of wrx pro which are copies and I be leave that putting the stainless pistons in the original calipers would be better than putting
Them in copy calipers is does not really matter they will see

You know the guy you quoted has 6 pot Porsche calipers don't you?

You may be a qualified mechanic but..

A) you obviously can't read
B) you're picking a fight with the most respected braking specialist on Scoobynet
C) you're a newbie with little posts regardless of opinion bad mouthing said specialist. Why should we take what you say as gospel?
:)


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