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Cheers @Typhoon
I can get you sorted with your track discs/pads mate @K_McDermott
I'm very competitively priced for these and have them on the shelf along with other options , braided lines etc etc
They'll be £10-20 postage on that price you've seen aswel btw
Drop me a PM , cheers
morning all, hope everyone has had a good Christmas/New Year :up:
Been away and back now, I think the OP @182_steve has been in touch through my site/RTR email so all sorted cheers!
Brembo don't make rear grooved discs (the Max range) for the 172/182 so they may not be Brembo/or may be done "in house" on Brembo plain discs
If you're wanting to use what you have, use decent wheel bearings like SNR and make sure the little spacers are fitted behind the rear discs
Yes all the same mate
I supply the Goodridge braided lines , great quality
I can also get custom lines from Goodridge , so if anybody wants to put the Brembo 4pots calipers on a 172/182 etc I can supply the lines to suit in any colours are they do with stainless fittings
I know mate, but at more than 3 x times the cost of supergold a lot of people choose not to use it
if a track/race car and you think you're boiling the fluid it is the one to use though , or look at moving the reservoir to other side of engine bay away from manifold.
Horses for courses , and...
it's the wet boiling point that matters mate . The 660 is 204c and the ate is 198c, that's why I use/supply the Typ200 as is a good VFM fluid that can be used on road/track at half the price of the 600/660 but similar specs. If wanting to get a better fluid to use hard on track the SRF is the...
Like you say above mate, the graphs don't tell the whole story. The DS1.11 give a very short and consistant pedal feel which is great for heel n toeing and left foot braking on track. They last very well and are genuinely kind on discs, so take this into account when looking at the cost and they...
Take the front pads out, make sure they're not binding in the calipers -inside ones especially
Change the brake fluid for something decent, the ate supergold is good VFM
Refit the pads , and then go through a series of "stops" to get some decent heat into them. Not unlike the bedding procedure...