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04 May 2004, 09:14 PM
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Does anyone know, where I can get a set of DS2500 pads locally, or even a website for quick delivery of these parts??
Thanks, John
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04 May 2004, 10:13 PM
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Sure did, There giving off a heavy rumble under braking from 70mph and above. Not bad tho', two track days showing them no mercy 
So a new set this week sometime.
So a new set this week sometime.
04 May 2004, 10:47 PM
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How much for a set of these at Swifts John or did you buy them elsewhere?
Brian.
Any news on the (obviously) impending car change - Sport KA or push the boat out to an Astra SRI?!
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Any news on the (obviously) impending car change - Sport KA or push the boat out to an Astra SRI?!
04 May 2004, 10:52 PM
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Brian you really are a cheeky fluka'
Swifts are around £140 for a front set, but I think I can get them from AS in the £110 region. £30 better in my pocket
No news on a car change. The Sti brought a big smile to my mug 2nite and I really don't think I'd have had any more fun in an Evo. Quicker...yes, but I don't think the chuckability is there....ooooh, what am I going to do. Stay put I think and have fun for the rest of the year, then move on. Probably back to a Tdi
Swifts are around £140 for a front set, but I think I can get them from AS in the £110 region. £30 better in my pocket
No news on a car change. The Sti brought a big smile to my mug 2nite and I really don't think I'd have had any more fun in an Evo. Quicker...yes, but I don't think the chuckability is there....ooooh, what am I going to do. Stay put I think and have fun for the rest of the year, then move on. Probably back to a Tdi
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Good idea. After a year run economy for a while.
Good to get some use out of the STI before I buy it off you
Thanks for the pad info.
Brian.
Good to get some use out of the STI before I buy it off you
Thanks for the pad info.
Brian.
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hi john,
take a look at www.motorsportworld.co.uk they have them listed on their website, they can post them or if you are in a hurry you could always take a run to strathaven and pick them up,it would only take you about 30 mins and remember your SIDC discount too.
hope this is of some use to you
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take a look at www.motorsportworld.co.uk they have them listed on their website, they can post them or if you are in a hurry you could always take a run to strathaven and pick them up,it would only take you about 30 mins and remember your SIDC discount too.
hope this is of some use to you
stevie
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