New AP 5200 4 pot calipers and pads
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25 June 2001, 11:02 PM
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They dont come with discs as I never got round to buying a pair. Theres a variety that could be gone for, 300, 315 or even 330mm. 315mm should go under 16" rims with no problem.
Discs are available from Rally Desgn for £100 a pair and the bells for about the same.
Bren
Discs are available from Rally Desgn for £100 a pair and the bells for about the same.
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26 June 2001, 11:09 PM
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Bren, how old are these calipers? That's not the current logo on them. I don't know if this coincides with a change of fixing mounts. What's the part number? It should be CP5200.
What are the Ferodo pads? What's the pad radius? This affects fitting under 16in wheels.
I'm not suggesting for a minute that these are not a good buy, but there's too little information for anyone to make a sensible bid. Purchasers will need to know exactly what they're buying, then get the necessary mounting brackets, discs and bells.
Don't skimp on the discs. The discs are fundamental to brake performance, along with the pads. All the calipers do is squeeze! (Well, mainly.) But if the discs can't take it, warping or cracking is inevitable under hard use.
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What are the Ferodo pads? What's the pad radius? This affects fitting under 16in wheels.
I'm not suggesting for a minute that these are not a good buy, but there's too little information for anyone to make a sensible bid. Purchasers will need to know exactly what they're buying, then get the necessary mounting brackets, discs and bells.
Don't skimp on the discs. The discs are fundamental to brake performance, along with the pads. All the calipers do is squeeze! (Well, mainly.) But if the discs can't take it, warping or cracking is inevitable under hard use.
Richard.
27 June 2001, 02:21 PM
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I couldnt tell you the age of the calipers as I took them in part exchange from a customer who decided he wanted 6 pots not 4 pots.
They are CP5200-314s.
I coulnt tell you the pad radius but they are 3432Fs.
If you check out the AP Racing wesite they you will see that these calipers are pictured on there with the same logo so they cant be very old.
They are CP5200-314s.
I coulnt tell you the pad radius but they are 3432Fs.
If you check out the AP Racing wesite they you will see that these calipers are pictured on there with the same logo so they cant be very old.
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Bren , have been offered a Brembo package at a great price so going for these.
For information and interest for others. Ian at Godspeed would have made up discs and mounting backets for these for around £250 all in, depending on what size wheel you are running. This and the capilers mean a AP set up for half price!!
Go for it...
For information and interest for others. Ian at Godspeed would have made up discs and mounting backets for these for around £250 all in, depending on what size wheel you are running. This and the capilers mean a AP set up for half price!!
Go for it...
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