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i've had a search and a look on the net for these and i aint found that many places to get them from
does any of you folk know a good supplier for these
cheers
steve
does any of you folk know a good supplier for these
cheers
steve
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AP Racing site has a list of distributors. I always use BGD in Bromsgrove. Not too near you but then none of them are.
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Also try Godspeed , they do discs to fit in place of AP at much cheaper prices , and with a 12 month anti warp guarantee even if you do track days , I have them on mine , Welcome To Godspeed Motorsport
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Also Alyn at ASPerformance. He can also do pattern discs which he claims are better heat treated and machined, which are also less expensive.
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Also try Godspeed , they do discs to fit in place of AP at much cheaper prices , and with a 12 month anti warp guarantee even if you do track days , I have them on mine , Welcome To Godspeed Motorsport
yep, just spoke to Ian on the phone
got a bit of a shock at the price for the AP ones
but more than happy to try the replacement ones at their price
and they'll get a damm good try out next month
track day on the 26th at Knockhill and i just may be going down a strip in the york area the next day
so we'll see if they stand up to some abuse
i may need that 12 month guarantee
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yep, just spoke to Ian on the phone
got a bit of a shock at the price for the AP ones
but more than happy to try the replacement ones at their price
and they'll get a damm good try out next month
track day on the 26th at Knockhill and i just may be going down a strip in the york area the next day
so we'll see if they stand up to some abuse
i may need that 12 month guarantee
got a bit of a shock at the price for the AP ones
but more than happy to try the replacement ones at their price
and they'll get a damm good try out next month
track day on the 26th at Knockhill and i just may be going down a strip in the york area the next day
so we'll see if they stand up to some abuse
i may need that 12 month guarantee
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O.k all good points but let's be realistic about disks, the Ap's are going to be superior in most ways, the problem is unless you drive like a complete loon your not going to notice much difference between Godspeed and Ap, I have done various trackdays on my AP setup and im sure in these conditions they would be superior (sustained high speed braking) they can take loads of abuse, the hotter the disk gets the better and they will keep coming back for more..
But to replicate these conditions on the road would be very very hard work and possibly a little bit stupid, I have never had brake fade with my Ap's on the road, to be honest I struggle to get them up to a decent temp and it's even harder to sustain the temp and get keep the heat in them. Ap are overkill for most people on the road, having said all this there is NO SUBSTITUTE on the track!
I even went as far as running a softer compound pad on the road (so I can stop when they are cold)
Anyway im sure I will be shot down in flames and told you need to be able to pull 2 G's under braking for your trip to Tesco's
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LOL James. Yeah you cannot shop without hitting the 2 G braking in the car park! I have StopTech and have similar trouble with keeping heat in the brakes under normal driving. They work fine, they stop the car fine, but the next time (say a few days later) that you actually need to stop from speed fast, you have lost that edge because the pads have started to glaze over and need the heat again to get them cleaned and back to top stopping power.
The thing is though with big brakes, the hotter they get, the better they get and with the pads i have, this only makes you forced out of your seat when you stamp on the 'stop' pedal! lol.
The thing is though with big brakes, the hotter they get, the better they get and with the pads i have, this only makes you forced out of your seat when you stamp on the 'stop' pedal! lol.
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If you look on the MLR , you will see lately quite a few problems with AP discs , as the foundry that used to make the discs for AP went out of business and shut down , the new company making them were having problems , quite a few complaints of discs warping
As AP are a much larger company , with big adverts everywhere , all adds up to a more expensive product , a smaller company with smaller overheads can afford to sell items cheaper , it doesnt mean that they are inferior.
I think there are enough people on here including myself running the Godspeed discs with AP calipers , and they are more than up to the job.
As AP are a much larger company , with big adverts everywhere , all adds up to a more expensive product , a smaller company with smaller overheads can afford to sell items cheaper , it doesnt mean that they are inferior.
I think there are enough people on here including myself running the Godspeed discs with AP calipers , and they are more than up to the job.
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