Ap or others ?

[Jon8710]

Good morning gents
might up the stoppers on the old girl,

i know AP seems to be the general path to take but was wondering on other makes ect ect

havent done any trackdays in the car but might do a few a year in the next year or so.......

stop tec
xyz
tarox

any thoughts ?

[glendog74]

AP... :wink:

[Johnnywb]

Go AP. Better availability of spares!

[Neil M]

AP's are the tried and trusted option preferred by the assembled multitude:thumbs:
However if your only doing a few trackdays it's a big outlay, try the OEM route with RS29 pads and some decent fluid for starters, then decide what to spend you hard earned cash on :supz:

I'm still deciding :hahaha:

[Jon8710]

yea was going to go the RS29 path but have heard about squeeling under breaking about town,,,,

is this true ?

[Barry C]

yea was going to go the RS29 path but have heard about squeeling under breaking about town,,,,

is this true ?

Yes although It just makes you seem like a more hardcore driving god though so it's all good:wink:

I actually don't find mine squeal too much but I've had them on a e36 before and it was pretty bad!

[Pip1968]

You can always swap the RS29s in and out for track only. That is what I do with my AP set up and without any problems. I do not think the OEM calipers are much more difficult to swap pads in/out.

Pip

[Neil M]

yea was going to go the RS29 path but have heard about squeeling under breaking about town,,,,

is this true ?

They only squeal when cold, keeps the pedestrians awake.:thumbs:

[shimmy]

You can always swap the RS29s in and out for track only. That is what I do with my AP set up and without any problems. I do not think the OEM calipers are much more difficult to swap pads in/out.

Pip

I did this for two years.

Swapped out frog rs29 for ds2500 after every trAckday. Worked a treat.

Only worth it if to do some road miles between circuits.

[cslsuperfan]

yea was going to go the RS29 path but have heard about squeeling under breaking about town,,,,

is this true ?

like a bitch!!
the more you try and brake to avoid the noise it just gets worse!!

small price to pay....brilliant stoppers:-D

[s.mac]

Tarox are really good brakes but mega ££££

AP are a really good set up and are relatively cheap for a BBK.
Stoptech and others are also ok but are not as easy to get serviced and parts

[_Nathan_]

I'd say Tarox were full on, proper wank.

[Bounce]

I'd say Tarox were full on, proper wank.

:hahaha::hahaha:

[Teatowel]

I thought Tarox was the choice for those on a budget? I know CTR owners who went for it as it was cheaper than the rest.

[Yanto_csl]

yea was going to go the RS29 path but have heard about squeeling under breaking about town,,,,

is this true ?

Jon - rs29, fluids, hoses will do you. What I Run. Unless you're going to do 6+ days pa in your CSL, it's not worth it to go BBK - especially when you got the e36.