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At that price is there any reason not to use them with an AP set up. I know when I first got my CSL in 2007 the buzz was change the front discs (AP or PF) but the AP set up was fine with the OEM rear discs.
I assume it was just a matter of the OEM fronts wearing out very quickly with 6 pot APs or lack of performance (- ??).
Sorry Bounce I am not sure if you are running with an AP set up. Likely you are.
Pip
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Oem all round mate,except for uprated pads and fluid.I don't do enough trackdays to warrant spending all that cash on APs,also not bothered about gaining a couple of seconds a lap and I find the stock set up very good.The larger discs and coloured calipers do look good though:wink:Originally posted by Pip1968 View PostAt that price is there any reason not to use them with an AP set up. I know when I first got my CSL in 2007 the buzz was change the front discs (AP or PF) but the AP set up was fine with the OEM rear discs.
I assume it was just a matter of the OEM fronts wearing out very quickly with 6 pot APs or lack of performance (- ??).
Sorry Bounce I am not sure if you are running with an AP set up. Likely you are.
Pip
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Ha ha,he said stock was as good as AP,I don't think that and don't get me wrong if I had a spare 2 or 3k I'd get an AP kit or similar.:thumbs:Originally posted by Pip1968 View PostBounce official brother of infamous Fuchsrohre (the person not the place)?
Pip :smokin:
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Thats right it does show that price,pick a left and a right go to the checkout,then put in the code MA35 and bobs yer uncle.They have gone up a little since I got them,think they now come out at £180 the pair.Originally posted by robmug View PostI'm after a pair of front discs. The OP's originsl offer would be very useful...the site seems to show £143 each at the moment...
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