don't buy any just yet I have front full brake kit here as I might sell my R now and they are all new in box'scrafty72 said:Yes very interested, close to buying front Girodiscs myself, where are you sourcing yours from please ?
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Upgraded pads for front
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crafty72
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MrDemon said:don't buy any just yet I have front full brake kit here as I might sell my R now and they are all new in box'scrafty72 said:Yes very interested, close to buying front Girodiscs myself, where are you sourcing yours from please ?
Yep in no rush and am waiting on you, also replied to same on Pistonheads where my user is Rocket.
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Update: the Brembo sport pads so far feel much better! Increased bite and they have cleaned up the discs with much better contact and full and larger contact area it seems.
cant wait to see how thy handle Castle Combe in a Few weeks..
the GT3 brake ducts out of stock
so will fit these when back in.
thanks for advice All.
cant wait to see how thy handle Castle Combe in a Few weeks..
the GT3 brake ducts out of stock
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thanks for advice All.
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