Brembo re-furb by Godspeed
06 May 2012, 10:33 AM
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Brembo re-furb by Godspeed
Recently i sent off my knackered brembo's off to the guys at Godspeed to get refurbished, i can not recommend these guys enough.
They stripped them down, cleaned inside & out, sprayed them in my chosen colour & reassembled with new seals to complete. They are now looking like new again - these pictures do not do the work any justice. Looking forward to fitting them soon.
I know the colour won't be to everyones taste but hey ho......
They stripped them down, cleaned inside & out, sprayed them in my chosen colour & reassembled with new seals to complete. They are now looking like new again - these pictures do not do the work any justice. Looking forward to fitting them soon.
I know the colour won't be to everyones taste but hey ho......
06 May 2012, 12:38 PM
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These look brand new so I understand how you'd be impressed. I quite like the colour as well, what colour is the car and wheels they'll be used with?
Did the refurb also include stainless steel pistons?
Did the refurb also include stainless steel pistons?
06 May 2012, 02:25 PM
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Cheers Super ted 
I liked the colour , they look great in the flesh , nice and bright !
We charge £75 per caliper to completely strip them down , paint strip , bead blast , prime and spray them any colour you want , as long as the seals are undamaged they can be re-used , if so we chemically clean them , and the pistons are alloy so polish them , we have never had to change a piston on the Brembo's yet .
The only additional charges are if the seals need replacing , these are £55 per front caliper and £40 per rear caliper , and also if any threads are damaged , we can helicoil any damaged bleed nipple , inlet or caliper fixing lug threads for £30 each.
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
I liked the colour , they look great in the flesh , nice and bright !
We charge £75 per caliper to completely strip them down , paint strip , bead blast , prime and spray them any colour you want , as long as the seals are undamaged they can be re-used , if so we chemically clean them , and the pistons are alloy so polish them , we have never had to change a piston on the Brembo's yet .
The only additional charges are if the seals need replacing , these are £55 per front caliper and £40 per rear caliper , and also if any threads are damaged , we can helicoil any damaged bleed nipple , inlet or caliper fixing lug threads for £30 each.
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
07 May 2012, 01:05 PM
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Yes its £15 for a parcel up to 30kg , so front and rear calipers would be way under that weight
yes £75 each plus any parts needed for the 7040 calipers
Cheers Ian
07 May 2012, 01:38 PM
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Recently i sent off my knackered brembo's off to the guys at Godspeed to get refurbished, i can not recommend these guys enough.
They stripped them down, cleaned inside & out, sprayed them in my chosen colour & reassembled with new seals to complete. They are now looking like new again - these pictures do not do the work any justice. Looking forward to fitting them soon.
I know the colour won't be to everyones taste but hey ho......
They stripped them down, cleaned inside & out, sprayed them in my chosen colour & reassembled with new seals to complete. They are now looking like new again - these pictures do not do the work any justice. Looking forward to fitting them soon.
I know the colour won't be to everyones taste but hey ho......
07 May 2012, 03:29 PM
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Cheers guys. In response to an earlier question, these will be going on my newage wagon behind standard alloys with slight spacing. These will be the only hint of what may be going on under the bonnet
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