Originally Posted By Jack The Lad
Front brakes have EBC grooved and dimple discs ( 50% lighter than vented ) . Billet aluminium four pots with stainless steel pistons . Green pads + servo ( had to alter the chassis to fit it ) Aeroquip flexible braided stainless steel hosing to callipers inc Cunifer brake piping , polished stainless steel unions . Dot 5 silicone brake fluid.
Rear callipers have stainless steel sleeves and pistons . I looked for the bill, the drums are alloy and finned ( sprayed black ) . All this has improved my brakes about 40%.

Its not a fast car but its quick and light . I hate motorways love twisty country roads where it is at its best , I cut top end speed for torque on a 0 to 70mph .



A few years ago I was comming over from the lakes my wife following and a BMW 3 was sitting on my rear bumper , then off side door then front bumper . Tauting me I did not bite I could wait . He returned to my rear bumper and I turned off the A66 at Bowes towards Barnard Castle ( I know the road well ) It was my turn now . I floored it through the box and it took the corners like it was on tracks after a good few mile I pulled onto a grass side as he went past I waved at him with a big grin on my face . He had a face like thunder . My wife arrived , " I knew you would do that " and I got a thick ear well it matches my thick head , but she could not wipe the grin from my face.

Better than a mate with a +8 he was telling me while in Germany on the Auto a BMW was giving him hell so he turned off and went . He looked through his mirror to see it rolling over several times in a field . He refused to stop I find that hard .





Originally Posted By Jays
Half the price of the Racemettle ones I've been enquiring about! What are you fitting them to meabh?


I have done the same as you to the front brakes (no servo), how much has the rear callipers with stainless steel sleeves and pistons, finned drums and improved it?


Steve A11OGE Red 1989 4/4 4 seater

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