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Old 16 December 2006 | 05:38 PM
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Default Where do I buy Prodrive/Alcon discs?

Do I simply go to my local dealer or is there a cheaper place? I'm considering buying them then arranging someone to fit, or is it better to just get down the dealer and get the job done.
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The discs will cost you £500 from the dealers, which is pretty much the cheapest you can get them.

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Old 16 December 2006 | 05:49 PM
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I also alcons and Ouch they're expensive!!!
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whey are they so expensive? don't know much about discs but that seems a lot

are they gold plated?
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Lucko i wish mate, looked everywhere as my brother a set. Spoke to Alyn at A S performance and he advised that it would be easiest to get them from the dealers as he would charge the same amount. In the end found a second hand set on ebay for £250.

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Originally Posted by banny sti
Lucko i wish mate, looked everywhere as my brother a set. Spoke to Alyn at A S performance and he advised that it would be easiest to get them from the dealers as he would charge the same amount. In the end found a second hand set on ebay for £250.

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special material or size? whats the difference then?
mine cost approx £100 inc pads for type-r from G Goode
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They are 330mm in size and that is the only odd thing about them, the material is the same as normal brake discs.

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Old 16 December 2006 | 06:06 PM
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They are 330mm in size and that is the only odd thing about them, the material is the same as normal brake discs.

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you should set up a company manufacturing discs that retail for say £475.00 a pair

crazy money
Old 16 December 2006 | 06:15 PM
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they are an odd ball fitment and the right to the set-up are owned by Prodrive/Subaru UK..........hence you have to pay their price's

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Godspeed do replacement discs & bells for the Alcon & AP set up.
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there's a set on ebay now starting at 99 quid.i spotted them earlier but i think they are used
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