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S2 - Picking it up
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I need advice please.
Spent a few hours at Brands Hatch yesterday for the first time in the CSL. I have tracked many cars and the thing is fast, and haddles perfect. Very impressed except, My discs are knackered, both fronts and rears. I mights put AP's on, but if not and i stay standard for the time being how much should i be paying?? its not going to a main dealer. If i just change the pads and fluid will that make a difference?? Silverstone in 3 weeks so i need to get a move in!!! Cheers |
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I got standard discs from bmw Cheltenham,they seem to give as good a price as any body,have a look on the Simpson motorsport site for uprated pads,performace friction ones are pretty good,or even better are the Pagits but cost a lot more and yes you could do with uprating the brake fluid,any good fluid will do with a high boiling point,ive got Motul 660,others use Ate blue or Ap and Castrol do one.Braided hoses also help and are not a bad price.
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Ive just supplied a set of Pagids for a CSL, Fronts in 29 and rears in 14 good combination and not to bad a price.
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bmwminiparts just supplied mine for just over five hundred for front and rears i have uprated fluid and braided lines.Pad choice cos i get good discount is ebc yellowstuff,been using them on my r32 and very impressed for their price.
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Sounds like the ideal time to swap to APs if you ask me...
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cheers guys.
whilst i am so tempted to go AP's i reckon i will go standard and uprate the pads, lines and fluid. One of the reasons for not putting on AP's is that as the car has only done 19k miles (and i paid the price for that), i have a hunch it will devalue it cos people will think its done 19k track miles. could be wrong!!! |
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If you plan to track the CSL more than a couple of times a year you will regret not fitting bigger brakes - to the front axle at least...
Unless you intend to 'pootle' around tracks you will quickly find you are pushing the standard brakes beyond their limits on a track day, on short UK tracks at any rate. IMHO - and experience! ![]()
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