Godspeed 335mm Brake Kit
02 November 2003, 07:24 PM
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I am actually selling for a friend who had these on a P1 when he bought it. Basically he got some 'nice advice' from the dealer and ended up spending money 'with the dealer 
on new Disks/Pads and labour to remove the kit. which was nice 
Anyway he is now out of pocket and wants to sell the kit on., he is not a Scoobynetter and so I am advertising for him, but can give his mobile number for enquiries.
The exact age of the disks is not known but the car has only done about 20K from new and there is no wear at all on the disks. If my AP callipers fitted them, I would have them myself.
Disks, Brackets and spacer’s
Disk on their own
How they appear as a new kit Subaru Impreza 335mm Kit
The 335isc kit, which retains the standard 4 pot callipers, which are a very good powerful calliper. The kit includes calliper spacers which widen the calliper to fit the thicker disc, calliper mounting brackets which bring the calliper out from the hub assembly which enables the fitting of the bigger disc, and larger than average pads which take advantage of the wider swept area on the disc.
The dealers had him for £350.00, which is what he would like.
New price is £595.00 and is very good value compared to more exotic options.
on new Disks/Pads and labour to remove the kit. which was nice Anyway he is now out of pocket and wants to sell the kit on., he is not a Scoobynetter and so I am advertising for him, but can give his mobile number for enquiries.
The exact age of the disks is not known but the car has only done about 20K from new and there is no wear at all on the disks. If my AP callipers fitted them, I would have them myself.
Disks, Brackets and spacer’s
Disk on their own
How they appear as a new kit Subaru Impreza 335mm Kit
The 335isc kit, which retains the standard 4 pot callipers, which are a very good powerful calliper. The kit includes calliper spacers which widen the calliper to fit the thicker disc, calliper mounting brackets which bring the calliper out from the hub assembly which enables the fitting of the bigger disc, and larger than average pads which take advantage of the wider swept area on the disc.
The dealers had him for £350.00, which is what he would like.
New price is £595.00 and is very good value compared to more exotic options.
02 November 2003, 09:22 PM
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Good brakes- had them on my first RA.
Although the purists will no doubt kick back, they weren't that far off my AP's on track.
Price is nice too
Although the purists will no doubt kick back, they weren't that far off my AP's on track.
Price is nice too
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