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27 April 2006, 08:58 PM
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scooby clinic discs group n £160 fitted +vat or tsl group n spec £188 not fitted+ vat.has any used either,do you get what you pay for or is TSL rippin us off?
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www.speedways.co.uk or www.sapmotorparts.co.uk £95 ish quid delivered. Spend the difference on something you enjoy safe in the knowledge that you didn't get ripped off and still have top quality discs. 
Or
www.camskill.co.uk
www.asperformance.com
Hakon
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www.camskill.co.uk
www.asperformance.com
Hakon
28 April 2006, 07:57 AM
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ask them exactly how they classify a grpN disc?? exactly what make and spec............??
lots of std parts being mis-sold as something their not, we have always used good quality boggo std discs on our rally cars with no issues!! and cost slightly less than "hakon" quotes...............
for the money youe talking about you could have some top quality DBA grooved discs.............
cheers, alyn
lots of std parts being mis-sold as something their not, we have always used good quality boggo std discs on our rally cars with no issues!! and cost slightly less than "hakon" quotes...............
for the money youe talking about you could have some top quality DBA grooved discs.............
cheers, alyn
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Originally Posted by stockcar
ask them exactly how they classify a grpN disc?? exactly what make and spec............??
lots of std parts being mis-sold as something their not, we have always used good quality boggo std discs on our rally cars with no issues!! and cost slightly less than "hakon" quotes...............
for the money youe talking about you could have some top quality DBA grooved discs.............
cheers, alyn
lots of std parts being mis-sold as something their not, we have always used good quality boggo std discs on our rally cars with no issues!! and cost slightly less than "hakon" quotes...............
for the money youe talking about you could have some top quality DBA grooved discs.............
cheers, alyn
28 April 2006, 11:02 PM
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I have the DBA grooved discs on my STi (from Powerstation) and they work superbly with Pagid's and braided hoses - with the standard Brembo's. A huge improvement over the standard braking setup, very much recommended!
The DBA's have the patented 'Kangaroo paw' design for additional cooling and it certainly does the job under enthusiastic driving conditions!
The DBA's have the patented 'Kangaroo paw' design for additional cooling and it certainly does the job under enthusiastic driving conditions!
29 April 2006, 11:56 AM
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Godspeed grooved discs £135 a pair delivered www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk
335mm up front and 290mm on the rears, both grooved. Never get any brake fade. They are more than standard discs tho!
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Originally Posted by shaun.b
anyone had anything to do with evo disc?? as in make not off an evo
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