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Jake 18 April 2001 06:04 PM

Well thanks to an insurance payout I have 2K spare cash burning a hole in my pocket and I have decided to spend it on the scoob but cant decide what to get, what would you guys spend it on PPP, AP 6 pots??? bearing in mind I want to do few tracks days. Cheers

Jake

MY00 UK,
HKS Superdragger, ST2's, WRC spoiler

Deep Singh 18 April 2001 06:19 PM

Hi Jake, thanks for replying to my mail about the brakes a few weeks ago.Went for AP 4 pots in the end.C'ant reaaly comment on them yet as I'm still bedding them in.Good luck with the mods. Deep

Hoppy 18 April 2001 06:33 PM

Jake, PPP is fantastic and just too good to miss, plus it retains warranty etc. But you'll need better brakes for track days.

Are those ST2s 17in? Both APR 4-pot and 6-pots will fit, as will Prodrive/Alcons. Don't go for a cheap disc/pads upgrade. A top quality disc is at the heart of big brake upgrades. Save up or just put it on your plastic. You know you want to http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/biggrin.gif

Richard

Jake 18 April 2001 07:05 PM

Deep hiya m8 hows the unichip??.


Hoppy, so what your saying is that a big brake upgrade is a good idea before the PPP, and the ST2s are 17s but surely AP 6pots are less then 2 grand about £1800 or am I wrong hopefully there will be no need for my flexible friend.

[This message has been edited by Jake (edited 18 April 2001).]

Deep Singh 18 April 2001 09:59 PM

Unichip needs some fine tuning,as the guys at the rolling road day(atPE) will confirm!! The car gave out a whopping 302 lb/ft of torque but BHP was down as it was'nt holding boost at the topend.Hopefully this will be sorted out by another trip to the very helpful guys at PS.I may haave a cheaper route to big brakes that might be of interest. I used AP 4 pots with Willwood 310mm discs(obviously 330mm would fit behind your 17 inchers) greenstuff pads,steel hoses etc This cost about £1100 fitted.Have only driven about 150 miles on them yet but are already far superior to the original 4 pot set up.I went for these because a number of guys on the bbs recommended them including ones who do track days.I must say that the most significant improvement I see with the setup is at high motorway speeds when they really shine over the originals.I would however like them to improve about another 15% with more bedding in to give them a full A1,5 star rating.If you want to know about the supplier(who can supply AP 6 pots as well) mail me offline.Also you are welcome to try mine if you like to see if they are worth the money.Now, what to do with the £900 you'll have left over........
ps if you do a search under the brake heading with Willwood(?Wilwood) you'll find more peoples comments on them .Cheers

Mike@PD 18 April 2001 10:07 PM

Do the brakes and buy a good driving course! For £300 you will get more performance per pound by improving your skill level than by any other means. It will make you safer too.......

Markus 19 April 2001 09:55 AM

I'm with mike. Do the brakes first. Going fast is no good if ya can't stop.

My next planned upgrade for the blackbeast (after airvent scoops and broquet) is a brake upgrade. Getting pads n discs upgraded as I speak, but I really want a 4-pot setup, would love 6pot but no cash, plus would need 17s which I don't have, plus if I was going to get bigger wheels I'd probably go for 18's

Jake 19 April 2001 01:05 PM

AP 6 pots it is then


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