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Posts posted by AJ124
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Have a look at this bud and good luck.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showpost.php?p=299034&postcount=3
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Just checked the date and i'm on holiday .. Hopefully a club meet will pop up that I can actually attend.
I think I did, I just followed all the members that added me, will keep my eyes peeled.
Will be interested on your experience with the final drive, its on my list of things to look into.
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Oh I will, just need to save up ;(. Annoyingly I was supposed to away on Saturday so did not get a ticket. Would love to hear it in person another time. I am also a fan of subtle styling with a well sorted car lurking beneath.
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James you are not helping my want for a manifold and map! Car is looking great, look forward to some footage soon.
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That's where mine came from, dealt with Grant.
Based on the US Price list, the fronts should be about $70. So I reckon about £70-80 a pair once in the UK for the Z Rated ones. Z Rated are front only and are the upgrade pads, 08 Compound are available in both F&R and are pretty much Motorsport pads.
Part numbers:
0929 - Fronts (http://www.pfc.parts/product/0929/)
1124 - Rears (http://www.pfc.parts/product/1124/)
I know GB Enterprises do Z rated for £72, not on their website though. -
I paid around £75 for my Z compound, don't know if I am allowed to share the company name?
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I have the performance friction front pads and rate them highly, never heard a squeal and they were not smoking or fading after 15 min sessions at Silverstone, I had the oem smoking on the road on my test drive. Very low brake dust levels too, much less than oem. Can't comment on durability as they have only been on for 6,000 miles. But they look almost new still.
Have also had EBC yellow stuff (new compound) and rate them highly along with ds2500's. Both on other cars, not on the 86.
Hope this helps.
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Similar to Jay, I like it for looking at stuff I'm into, lots of very cool car related accounts on there.
@aj124
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Wow! That's a serious cage nige, how many points does it mount to the chassis?
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I plan on keepimg them, but I doubt the cage will allow it? If not, you get first shout. £30 the pair?Kev, dont worry about paying me now, just give me £20 or something when you get it off me.
Cheers Nigel, let me know.
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Nigel, are you using your sunvisors?
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Congratulations tweed, looks great. The need to go for random drives doesn't fade .
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Looking good, interested in your opinion on the meister r set up.
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PM headed your way.
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Very interested, will await pics
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Hi Ajay, welcome along. Hope your enjoying it .
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Aluminium, can be a bit cold when it's frosty but only for a few mins. It is really nice to shift with so its worth it.
Was looking at those the other day, might have to try some when the conti's die. My only concern with them is wet/cold roads, so will probably end up with winter and summer wheels and tyres tbh. Even doing 10-15 min stints has done a lot of damage and wear to the conti's.
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Have just got back from my first trackday in the GT86 and all I can say is wow, what an awesome machine on track. Did silverstone national, racked up just over 90 laps and used a whole tank of fuel . Downloading my gopro footage now and will pop some links up over the weekend. Defiantly need track tyres for next time round though, the contisport 5's have taken a beating.
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Whiteline shift bush and gear knob. Both together cost less than £100.
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Fitted bit of a crap pic it was dark. Looks awesome and took all of 5 mins, I suggest a second pair of hands to get it sitting perfectly first time.
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Awesome
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Glad you like it, I love the look I get from the neighbours when I use mine .
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As I have the front lip, whats the incentive for the rest?
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That's a great price on the FD... Will wait to see your results with it.