StopTech brakes The verdict
30 October 2002, 07:06 PM
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I have just fitted these on my P1 and i can say now the quality of these brakes are fantastic and at £1175.00 for the set extremely good value for money.
If anyone wants more details contact me
If anyone wants more details contact me
31 October 2002, 08:22 PM
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I would like some info please as I am intending to upgrade my P1 brakes over the winter. Looking at Prodrive/Brembo/Godspeed/Wilwood/AP/Stoptech and more...
Saw some good results on the StopTech stuff.
Where did you get them - do they have a UK office?
Also what disks/pads/fluid were supplied?
There seem to be a huge set of options for scooby brakes - its a bit of a minefield.
Cheers,
Marc
www.impreza-p1.org.uk
Saw some good results on the StopTech stuff.
Where did you get them - do they have a UK office?
Also what disks/pads/fluid were supplied?
There seem to be a huge set of options for scooby brakes - its a bit of a minefield.
Cheers,
Marc
www.impreza-p1.org.uk
01 November 2002, 03:18 PM
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Hi Mark
I purchased the kit direct from Stoptech. (NBurkoff@StopTech.com)
They were very helpful and delivery was about seven days.
The discs can either be drilled or slotted and you can either
have street or racing pads supplied with the kit.
The kit was a dream to fit and the only problem i encountered was
that the brake pipe support bracket is not the same fit as the new stainless ones, however all you need to do is bolt them on using flat washers either side of the existing bracket.
The brakes look and perform very well and i am completely satisfied
with them and would recomend you give them try.
I purchased the kit direct from Stoptech. (NBurkoff@StopTech.com)
They were very helpful and delivery was about seven days.
The discs can either be drilled or slotted and you can either
have street or racing pads supplied with the kit.
The kit was a dream to fit and the only problem i encountered was
that the brake pipe support bracket is not the same fit as the new stainless ones, however all you need to do is bolt them on using flat washers either side of the existing bracket.
The brakes look and perform very well and i am completely satisfied
with them and would recomend you give them try.
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