new godspeed 4 pots ordered
29 August 2012, 02:22 PM
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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
29 August 2012, 06:45 PM
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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
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=138
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02 September 2012, 01:12 AM
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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.
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02 September 2012, 07:14 AM
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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
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
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02 September 2012, 10:36 AM
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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
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
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
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
02 September 2012, 02:08 PM
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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 !
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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 !
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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
02 September 2012, 05:08 PM
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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
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
If the calipers were no good , or didn't work as well as the standard calipers , I wouldn't sell them
02 September 2012, 05:18 PM
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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 !
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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
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 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?