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Age: 34 Posts: 8 Joined: 11th Sep 2011 Ride: 2003 BA SE XL Ute, 1999 AU Forte Location: Newcastle |
Hi all,
I have a BA Falcon ute with warped disks, and i think my brakepads are at the end of their life as well. I am after your oppinion. I have managed to chase up a secondhand XR8 320mm caliper and disk set for $350, but both the disk and brakepads will be secondhand. I can't make my mind up between that, upgrading the stock rotors for slotted ones +replace brakepads, or should i just get them machined and get new brakepads? I dont want anything too hard on the pocket as i am only have limited funds. \ I know this must have been asked a million and a half times, I have read through the forums and found no clear anwer on whats the go and whats not, so any feedback is appreciated. Cheers
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They would be 330mm setup with the twin piston calipers right? just throw new pads and rotors on there, I recently picked up brand new slotted rotors for $300, pads will set you back about $100, or more depends on what you actually go for.
Give Matt at Race Brakes Sydney a buzz.
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Age: 34 Posts: 8 Joined: 11th Sep 2011 Ride: 2003 BA SE XL Ute, 1999 AU Forte Location: Newcastle |
I think your right, could be 330mm, definately twin piston...
I have an AU with slotted and crossdrilled rotors, but the disks still warped. For the same ammount of cash i would spend on new standard size rotors/brakepads, i could get a size upgrade and less risk of warping the f***ers. I'm not entirely sure if i trust the slotted 298mm slotted rotors to not warp
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