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04 April 2011, 07:11 PM
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Brake ****
Had a delivery today 
. Thanks to Alyn as ASP Trading to and Frayz for doing a great job machining the pads to kit the AP bells. It's the 355mm kit with CP7040 calipers. Being fitted this weekend by Bulldog Twyford.
Time to set some new stopping distances for the highway code
You're going to be re-cycled in to me, bud.
Nice job by Frayz with Matt black finish on the machined area
. Thanks to Alyn as ASP Trading to and Frayz for doing a great job machining the pads to kit the AP bells. It's the 355mm kit with CP7040 calipers. Being fitted this weekend by Bulldog Twyford.Time to set some new stopping distances for the highway code
You're going to be re-cycled in to me, bud.
Nice job by Frayz with Matt black finish on the machined area
04 April 2011, 07:24 PM
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Anders, long time no see !
AP's the way to go
Just make sure you dont use any undiluted wheel cleaner, it will take the black paint off the calipers, especially Autosmart smart wheel cleaner
AP's the way to go
Just make sure you dont use any undiluted wheel cleaner, it will take the black paint off the calipers, especially Autosmart smart wheel cleaner
04 April 2011, 07:32 PM
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Been on the list a while, I'll probably do the rears too
Good tip on the wheel cleaner, it's Wonder wheels I've been using probably as bad as all the others for chemicals.
Need to catch up with you lot in the summer. I heard you had an engine conversion
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04 April 2011, 09:04 PM
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I've got the same calipers myself along with Godspeed two part discs and EBC Bluestuff NDX brake pads and they make for a very good brake setup. 
It's amazing how well and quickly they stop you and are the best modification you can fit, money very well spent.
It's amazing how well and quickly they stop you and are the best modification you can fit, money very well spent.
04 April 2011, 11:46 PM
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i SOO need some proper pornstar brakes,,, just need them in my life pmsl
btw who does the brackets ect for the porsche calipers as i should be able to source a set of calipers without too much drama but would only want a proper brake conversion done of that make sence
sorry to attempt to hi jack thread
btw who does the brackets ect for the porsche calipers as i should be able to source a set of calipers without too much drama but would only want a proper brake conversion done of that make sence
sorry to attempt to hi jack thread
04 April 2011, 11:49 PM
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i SOO need some proper pornstar brakes,,, just need them in my life pmsl
btw who does the brackets ect for the porsche calipers as i should be able to source a set of calipers without too much drama but would only want a proper brake conversion done of that make sence
sorry to attempt to hi jack thread
btw who does the brackets ect for the porsche calipers as i should be able to source a set of calipers without too much drama but would only want a proper brake conversion done of that make sence
sorry to attempt to hi jack thread
'Powerstation' do the brake conversion that is on my car. Its about £2200 all in but im sure if you call Dirk he could source you some brackets if you have the calipers.
05 April 2011, 01:27 AM
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I did, but it went let go at Brunters, So gone back to standard unit.
A few going to McRae Gathering in June a few spaces left on the WR1
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05 April 2011, 08:30 PM
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Did you use any wheel spacers to clear the calipers front or rear?
05 April 2011, 08:41 PM
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Here's a pic of the first proper test of the EBC Bluestuff NDX pads fitted to my AP 6 pots. It was obviously taken at night after a real blast over the A4069 Black Mountains road in the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The Godspeed discs didn't warp or suffer from any problems after this abuse, and that's why I wouldn't fit anything else.
The Godspeed discs didn't warp or suffer from any problems after this abuse, and that's why I wouldn't fit anything else.