4 or 6 pots??
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4 or 6 pots??
looking at prices etc 4 pots are coming in at a reasinable price to compare with 6s,i know 6s will be better but how much????
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
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I dont subscribe to the 6pots being better theory. At the end of the day, it just adds lots of unsprung weight.
I run a similar power to yourself (albeit slightly less). I use 4 pot calipers supplied by Tony (Nuts RS) which are basically the same as the 911 turbo setup (993).
Track tested - no fade, strong stoppers. I have been in 6-pot equipped cars, and remain unconvinced that any mid range cosworth (say up to 500bhp) would need.
AP imho are way to expensive - but their reputation cannot be denied. I for one do not regret for one minute my purchase.
JJ
I run a similar power to yourself (albeit slightly less). I use 4 pot calipers supplied by Tony (Nuts RS) which are basically the same as the 911 turbo setup (993).
Track tested - no fade, strong stoppers. I have been in 6-pot equipped cars, and remain unconvinced that any mid range cosworth (say up to 500bhp) would need.
AP imho are way to expensive - but their reputation cannot be denied. I for one do not regret for one minute my purchase.
JJ
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if your going on track dont skimp it cost in the long run
i got 6 on the front and 4 on the back cuz i wana stop when i have to running slicks soon makes the brakes work so ya carnt compare what its like on the road
imo a road car 330/28 mm 4 pots
this can be done as little as £500 if you get 2nd hand calipers
i got 6 on the front and 4 on the back cuz i wana stop when i have to running slicks soon makes the brakes work so ya carnt compare what its like on the road
imo a road car 330/28 mm 4 pots
this can be done as little as £500 if you get 2nd hand calipers
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dave you got the ferodo part number for them pads as i wanna see what aplication they are designed to fit as my company get pads made for them by mintex/ferodo ect so maybe a idea to seach what they fit
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Re: 4 or 6 pots??
Originally Posted by col cos1
looking at prices etc 4 pots are coming in at a reasinable price to compare with 6s,i know 6s will be better but how much????
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
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Re: 4 or 6 pots??
got a mate intrested in them prices martin
hes running 17 inch comps ???
What wheels will you be using? I can do 362x32 discs c/w alloy bells with Brembo calipers at very reasonable prices
hes running 17 inch comps ???
Originally Posted by martin-reyland
Originally Posted by col cos1
looking at prices etc 4 pots are coming in at a reasinable price to compare with 6s,i know 6s will be better but how much????
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
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Re: 4 or 6 pots??
Originally Posted by beefy-rst-2
got a mate intrested in them prices martin
hes running 17 inch comps ???
What wheels will you be using? I can do 362x32 discs c/w alloy bells with Brembo calipers at very reasonable prices
hes running 17 inch comps ???
Originally Posted by martin-reyland
Originally Posted by col cos1
looking at prices etc 4 pots are coming in at a reasinable price to compare with 6s,i know 6s will be better but how much????
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
obviously my car has the standard 4 pots on just now with standard size discs,but how much of an improvment would i see from aps,hi spec,godspeed etc if i went 325mm?
or should i aim for bigger discs,im running rs diamond cut 17s but these will have to go from the start as they wont clear the callipers,without big spacers and im not into that
so what yous all got and what bhp would give mean idea
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Originally Posted by beefy-rst-2
7X17 inch comps
apologies martin , its a rst not a cossie
surely its just the mounting bracket thats differnt ?
thanks
apologies martin , its a rst not a cossie
surely its just the mounting bracket thats differnt ?
thanks
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Originally Posted by beefy-rst-2
not willing to part with them like blacky ??
what size are them discs bud ?
what size are them discs bud ?
ye i have been thinking of selling them
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Originally Posted by martin-reyland
Originally Posted by beefy-rst-2
7X17 inch comps
apologies martin , its a rst not a cossie
surely its just the mounting bracket thats differnt ?
thanks
apologies martin , its a rst not a cossie
surely its just the mounting bracket thats differnt ?
thanks
for that sort of cash i'd be intrested in a set up for the mondeo
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Noticed some of the 6 pots out in action today in the Ford Saloon Championship
Terry runs them on his ST under 16" rims
Not sure on the final positions, but I think he may have won class B section final, whilst Steve Scott romped away easily with another O/A win
Terry runs them on his ST under 16" rims
Not sure on the final positions, but I think he may have won class B section final, whilst Steve Scott romped away easily with another O/A win
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Originally Posted by BROM@ZOO
Originally Posted by JjCoDeX75
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For one thing, I am not Steve, I am me, and I am not so stupid as to say something without first checking my facts
I have compared the caliper on a table directly with a Porsche OEM item. I can confirm unequivicably that they are identicle in every way. The pads I purchased from Porsche likewise fitted perfectly. So agreed by not just myself, but the Porsche Mech that was with me when we compared.
The calipers in question are effectively brembos.
As a matter of course, I would rather have rebadged brembos that Porsche have paid signficant sums to properly test for road cars, than some budget over priced APs
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I have 330 mm AP 4 pots on my RS 2000 (Reyland kit, supplied by Rainbird) They are amazing If you can afford it go for the 356mm 6 pot kit as i imagine that will be even better than my kit!!!
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Originally Posted by dojj
Originally Posted by blacky306mi
iv got these not sure if what im useing them on yet like lol
centre locks?
iv had them a couple of months now they came off a new mini cooper works race car
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Good thread timing, i've just been thinking about a new brake set up myself, interested in whether the 4/6 pots any difference? would probably go the 330 4 pot route for price reasons, any ideas what sort of price am i looking at? also what make are recomended for callipers, discs and pads?
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Originally Posted by blacky306mi
Originally Posted by dojj
Originally Posted by blacky306mi
iv got these not sure if what im useing them on yet like lol
centre locks?
iv had them a couple of months now they came off a new mini cooper works race car
but if you are saying they've ome off a racer then they may be the same sort of set up for a few different motors
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