D Darlo Neal Ex. Club Member Jul 5, 2009 #1 Pulsar GTIR Calipers, discs and pads for £50 then £15 for delivery? Should I go for it?
A andy Ex. Club Member Jul 5, 2009 #2 Darlo Neal said: Pulsar GTIR Calipers, discs and pads for £50 then £15 for delivery? Should I go for it? Click to expand... sounds ok to me
Darlo Neal said: Pulsar GTIR Calipers, discs and pads for £50 then £15 for delivery? Should I go for it? Click to expand... sounds ok to me
A Alienfish360 Awesome Dawson Jul 5, 2009 #3 Depends on their condition, it's a rip off if they don't work or if the need a service
mike I love Ed!!!! Moderator Jul 5, 2009 #4 regardless if they need a service or not it is a good price. A caliper serivce kit is about £50 if it needs doing and is a simple thing to do
regardless if they need a service or not it is a good price. A caliper serivce kit is about £50 if it needs doing and is a simple thing to do
A Alienfish360 Awesome Dawson Jul 5, 2009 #5 As Mike says it's not expensive to service them, but if you're not desperate you can usually pick a set up for £60 in good condition.
As Mike says it's not expensive to service them, but if you're not desperate you can usually pick a set up for £60 in good condition.
mike I love Ed!!!! Moderator Jul 5, 2009 #6 personally i would buy the calipers, service them and buy new discs and pads. Bad pads and cracking discs are worse than poor condition calipers. At the end of the day your brakes and suspension are the most important thing on your car bar none.
personally i would buy the calipers, service them and buy new discs and pads. Bad pads and cracking discs are worse than poor condition calipers. At the end of the day your brakes and suspension are the most important thing on your car bar none.