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Need some more help in the market for front brakes complete. Been looking around has anyone good any sugestions ? Has anyone had any dealings with D2, COMP BRAKES , etc or is it just a case of k sport thanks mike.
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The K sports are highly rated, but not sure about the longevity of them.
Others on here run them so can advise better.
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Had bad experience with smaller Compbrakes (CompB4 caliper for 16" wheels) but I'm led to believe their current 330/356mm kits are much better.

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Post by duncan »

It depends on the budget really.

You cant beat AP if you have the money to do it.
K sports are a very good alternative. They are making their way onto mine shortly...

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I can get HiSpec stuff and they do a 335mm or a 360mm 4 0r 6 pot kit.
What size wheels have you got?
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Post by Gerry H »

You don't need fancy brakes Mike, they only make you go faster. I have a couple of old LPs and a ham sandwich you can have :D
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I run on 8x18 with a 35mm off set so plenty of room. Thanks mike. And thanks for that gerry will keep that in mind.
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Dunk are you going to use 6 or 8 pot
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Post by duncan »

mikeb wrote:Dunk are you going to use 6 or 8 pot
8 pots 356mm front
6 pot 330 mm rear

with performance friction 01 pads - you cant beat pf pads :thumb:

ps - sorry Gerry good plan but I think Mike saw the flaw in it :D

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Thanks thats what ive been told to use but carnt afford the rears will have to stick with brembo 2 pot rears
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