New Discs needed for AP 6-pot kit
#1
as the track has taken its toll!
So - do I have to get the AP discs or are there other alternatives...
...not a problem with the APs, just like to explore possibilities.
I need grooved not drilled discs (thinks drilling is a ridiculous concept for boy racers )
Any thoughts welcome - also indicative prices too! And if anyone knows the price I would expect to pay for AP discs, advice would be welcome.
Trout
So - do I have to get the AP discs or are there other alternatives...
...not a problem with the APs, just like to explore possibilities.
I need grooved not drilled discs (thinks drilling is a ridiculous concept for boy racers )
Any thoughts welcome - also indicative prices too! And if anyone knows the price I would expect to pay for AP discs, advice would be welcome.
Trout
#3
Trout, give Fiona a call at Hi-Spec (01322 286850)
They will be able to help. No idea on price, but I am in the same boat, but will wait until the 6 pots are moved over to the RX-7.
Dan
They will be able to help. No idea on price, but I am in the same boat, but will wait until the 6 pots are moved over to the RX-7.
Dan
#4
Bremsport do compatible discs, available through TAS in the UK.
I beleive also the Performance Friction discs are compaitble too.
Speak to John Banks, he replaced a set of APs not so long ago, so knows where to get AP stuff at a good price.
paul
I beleive also the Performance Friction discs are compaitble too.
Speak to John Banks, he replaced a set of APs not so long ago, so knows where to get AP stuff at a good price.
paul
#5
Danny,
how ya doin mate?
Can you post the weblink to Hispec - I can't find it! I have another couple of people at work who are interested in speaking to them too.
Trout
how ya doin mate?
Can you post the weblink to Hispec - I can't find it! I have another couple of people at work who are interested in speaking to them too.
Trout
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I thought the discs were one (if not THE) important part of the braking system. So how come you guys spends megabucks on a set of AP's (and rave about how wonderful they are) then use someone elses discs or can Hi-Spec supply original AP kit?
Stefan
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Ozzy, Hi-Spec can supply AP discs, if that is what you want. But the discs that they supply are just as good as the AP units. I have used them, along with a few others here on track without problems.
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there is a company in bromsgrove who are an AP dealer, they skimed my dics for me while having new pagids fitted, great service
there are called BG developements, ill try and find the number for u, if intrested?
there are called BG developements, ill try and find the number for u, if intrested?
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Ozzy,
errrr - who said I wanted cheaper disks - I said I was exploring possibilities and if there was something better then I would like to consider it.
Cheaper and the same is good too.
The AP disks on mine have crazed - not badly - but they need replacing - so they aren't perfect...
...although I am sure someone will point out that I need to warm them up more before hammering them to red-hot (literally) on track!
Trout
errrr - who said I wanted cheaper disks - I said I was exploring possibilities and if there was something better then I would like to consider it.
Cheaper and the same is good too.
The AP disks on mine have crazed - not badly - but they need replacing - so they aren't perfect...
...although I am sure someone will point out that I need to warm them up more before hammering them to red-hot (literally) on track!
Trout
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