I've been looking and the best price i have found for the 2.8 for M Tec disks is 109 delivered for all four a good price .
Where did you get that price Ant ?I've been looking and the best price i have found for the 2.8 for M Tec disks is 109 delivered for all four a good price .
Oooh does that price count for Reggie @t-tony? I suppose you will tell me I'll need a pair?Only info I could gather today was from ECP, for my car front Brembo Extra drilled/grooved £57 each. For a 98 2.8 Z3, £56 each and Z3 front callipers £30 each. All plus vat.
My tame parts guy at AP is back from his jollies next week.
Tony.
Not really Dave, we fitted just the O/S one on Steve's car without any problems (that I know of?) anyway. Strangely , to be precise, the N/S calliper is about £2 dearer than the O/S one.Oooh does that price count for Reggie @t-tony? I suppose you will tell me I'll need a pair?
Oh OK not to expensive then. Will my new pads still be OK or would I need to replace them Tony?Not really Dave, we fitted just the O/S one on Steve's car without any problems (that I know of?) anyway. Strangely , to be precise, the N/S calliper is about £2 dearer than the O/S one.
There's always a chance that AP will beat ECP price, I like to introduce a little rivalry.
Tony.
Cool. Thanks mate.They'll be fine mate, maybe just clean the face on a sheet of 80grit on a flat surface.
Tony.
Slightly larger than that - 325mm dia and 25mm thick. From £150 north of £210 for drilled and grooved disks and c£75 for yellow stuff pads. Am sure both could be got somewhat cheaper (or trade).Hi Ian, no I won't be changing my callipers, that was for Dave's 2.8. The discs I'm looking for are a straight swap for my standard ones at 300mm dia. and 22mm thick. If I'm correct the 3.0 si models have 320mm dia. discs but are same in thickness.
Tony.
Much better thanks although today is the first day I've felt anything like OK. Still got a hacking cough - Have given it all to Gail though. She's been off for four days.The M.O.T. is likely the only time most cars have their brakes tested to "lock out" during a years use. When ABS cuts in the pressure is released and applied rapidly, you don't get that when you test each individual brake separately. Sounds like a wise choice mate, wait and see if anything crops up. Trust you're feeling better these days?
Tony.
You'll not be popular then mate. Glad to hear you're on the mend anyway.Much better thanks although today is the first day I've felt anything like OK. Still got a hacking cough - Have given it all to Gail though. She's been off for four days.
Thank you, all feedback is good. Then I can make an informed decision.the slots in the disks help so much in the wet as the brakes work instantly again after driving through water