£500 to spend on Brakes...
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£500 to spend on Brakes...
I have £500 to spend on a brake upgrade on my sierra Saffy cosworth.
Any suggestions?
The only requirements are that I don't have to faff around making brackets etc and I don't like Focus RS brakes...
Any help apreciated!
Si
Any suggestions?
The only requirements are that I don't have to faff around making brackets etc and I don't like Focus RS brakes...
Any help apreciated!
Si
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What about willwoods? i know people rate aps ect but for your budget you might get a set
I had the 310 kit on my mk1 escort and i could not fault them,did loads of track days ect they were more than capable of stopping me,only problem i had was they sqeaked like fook when driving steady in and out town ect
I had the 310 kit on my mk1 escort and i could not fault them,did loads of track days ect they were more than capable of stopping me,only problem i had was they sqeaked like fook when driving steady in and out town ect
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What about willwoods? i know people rate aps ect but for your budget you might get a set
I had the 310 kit on my mk1 escort and i could not fault them,did loads of track days ect they were more than capable of stopping me,only problem i had was they sqeaked like fook when driving steady in and out town ect
I had the 310 kit on my mk1 escort and i could not fault them,did loads of track days ect they were more than capable of stopping me,only problem i had was they sqeaked like fook when driving steady in and out town ect
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Heres half the battle already , and Brand NEW !!!
Heres half the battle already , and Brand NEW !!!
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Don't forget that you can gain a large performance improvement from using a very good pad material from a company like Pagid or Ferodo. A very good set of pads will be nearly £300. If you are after looks then obviously that won't help.
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evo 8 callipers, i paid £300 for front and rears (already had usable pads in them)
focus rs discs, paid around £100 for them
braided brake lines, will cost about £50 max
brackets will cost you around £50, but VERY easy to make as all holes are in line
you need to mod the calliper a bit with a grinder, but nothing that will affect them
focus rs discs, paid around £100 for them
braided brake lines, will cost about £50 max
brackets will cost you around £50, but VERY easy to make as all holes are in line
you need to mod the calliper a bit with a grinder, but nothing that will affect them
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