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  • s.mac
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    Price today £219 inc vat. plus delivery for rs29 fronts
    Demon Tweeks

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  • alexk
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    Thanks guys

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by alexk View Post
    Guys, what is the AP Bolt kit part number ?

    Thanks
    from my notes

    26/5/10
    4x disc bolts 12B CP3845-100K12 = 4x £12 plus £5 carriage + vat = £53.82

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  • karbonkid
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    Originally posted by alexk View Post
    Guys, what is the AP Bolt kit part number ?

    Thanks
    If you mean 12 AP bolts for disc to bells I will know when I'm back within the next hour or two as I have 2 packs sitting in the garage.

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  • alexk
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    Guys, what is the AP Bolt kit part number ?

    Thanks

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  • O'Neill
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    Those rear AP discs were put on in March 2009, had done 42 track events (inc training days and sprints) plus a whole load of road miles, and I have gone thru 7 sets of rear pads in that time inc ds2500, rs29 and rs15.
    Great info:119:, I've another 5 years left on mine then.

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by O'Neill View Post
    How many sets of rear pads before they cracked.
    Those rear AP discs were put on in March 2009, had done 42 track events (inc training days and sprints) plus a whole load of road miles, and I have gone thru 7 sets of rear pads in that time inc ds2500, rs29 and rs15.

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  • outnumbered
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    Heat sensitive paint, innit, so you can tell how hot the disc is getting.

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  • shimmy
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    sorry jim, what am i lookin at ?

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  • Graham
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    Sorry didn't realise we were talking about rears, I thought you meant rear pads as in the front inside ones :whistle:

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  • northernjim
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    I have found the rears tend to go before the grooves wear out we're as the front tend to go as the grooves start to disappear.

    Front face of both discs look ok, but back face has quite a few big cracks. Heat build up maybe ? Pads were wearing evenly to the metal
    you need some of these



    and some of this to monitor things:whistle::smokin:





    #satisfyingmyinnergeek

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by northernjim View Post
    how do you get ducting to your rear discs?
    great question

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  • northernjim
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    Originally posted by O'Neill View Post
    How many sets of rear pads before they cracked.
    and which rear pads? 29's?

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  • northernjim
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    Originally posted by Graham View Post
    If you don't have any ducting then I'd say you might wanna give it a go, the back of your brakes are obviously getting too hot. I bought some for the sake of £35 and some time fitting it it'll hopefully keep my brakes cooler and prevent anything like this.
    how do you get ducting to your rear discs?

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  • Graham
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    If you don't have any ducting then I'd say you might wanna give it a go, the back of your brakes are obviously getting too hot. I bought some for the sake of £35 and some time fitting it it'll hopefully keep my brakes cooler and prevent anything like this.

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