Used Rear Brake Discs Wanted
Used Rear Brake Discs Wanted
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ukkid35

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6,379 posts

195 months

Tuesday 21st June 2016
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Happy to pay a good price, please let me know if you have a pair available.

Ideally you will be in the SE and I will collect in person.

Thanks

phazed

22,440 posts

226 months

Tuesday 21st June 2016
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There has got to be a reason for this scratchchin

ukkid35

Original Poster:

6,379 posts

195 months

Tuesday 21st June 2016
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Yes there is, I can't afford new and I'm willing to use an old pair until I can.

phazed

22,440 posts

226 months

Tuesday 21st June 2016
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Thinking about the 4 stud chim ones that are cheap as french fries!

Probably not so for yours......

anonymous-user

76 months

Tuesday 21st June 2016
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ukkid35 said:
Happy to pay a good price, please let me know if you have a pair available.

Ideally you will be in the SE and I will collect in person.

Thanks
Hey Paul,
Drop me a line via pm to new email and we can figure something out,
smile
S

Byker28i

83,166 posts

239 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2016
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new ones weren't that expensive? I got some in the group buy.
I think CL sell them for £200 for the pair?

Edit - Link@ http://www.clbraking.co.uk/fortuna-moto-ltd

On the grounds they rarely need replacing, would it be a false economy to fit used?

ukkid35

Original Poster:

6,379 posts

195 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2016
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Byker28i said:
new ones weren't that expensive? I got some in the group buy.
I think CL sell them for £200 for the pair?

Edit - Link@ http://www.clbraking.co.uk/fortuna-moto-ltd

On the grounds they rarely need replacing, would it be a false economy to fit used?
No, I've already checked with Paul - he isn't selling them and has no date for a new batch

ukkid35

Original Poster:

6,379 posts

195 months

Saturday 1st October 2016
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djstevec said:
Hey Paul,
Drop me a line via pm to new email and we can figure something out,
smile
S
Thanks again Steve, but I've just discovered that RG are doing their own version of the rear disc for £114 each, as well as an OEM disc for £205 each. Unfortunately they are drilled but I'm just going to have to put up with that.

Incognegro

1,560 posts

155 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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ukkid35 said:
Thanks again Steve, but I've just discovered that RG are doing their own version of the rear disc for £114 each, as well as an OEM disc for £205 each. Unfortunately they are drilled but I'm just going to have to put up with that.
Go in with your eyes open on this mate. I had these drilled ones fitted and they are great however... what RG don't tell you is that this disc does not have the handbrake adjuster drilled! Luckily for me I wasn't fitting myself and car was with Topcats Racing so they sorted (charging for the extra procedure in the process) it has left me very annoyed with RG for NEVER stating that fact anywhere!! But they are great and I wanted drilled rears.

As a result I have the old as spare or a rainy day.

Hope this info is of use mate.

Jabbah

1,331 posts

176 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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Incognegro

1,560 posts

155 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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Yes correct for those.

I made the point to call them up and as I was about to rant the response was less than good. It was simply TVR parts are all random we don't have the time to alter each part. I then said you could make it clear to us buyers as had I fitted myself I would have been screwed. ... the response was "it's a fairly simply mod" seeing I wasn't going to get too much further I've decided not to use them for other things in future unless it will be overly beneficial to me!

ukkid35

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6,379 posts

195 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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Incognegro said:
Go in with your eyes open on this mate. I had these drilled ones fitted and they are great however... what RG don't tell you is that this disc does not have the handbrake adjuster drilled!
Thanks for the heads up, much appreciated.

Although useful, the lack of access to the adjuster is not a massive problem, especially with new discs. Might become more irritating as they age, because a ridge will develop making it awkward to adjust before fitting.

Twinkam

3,454 posts

117 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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Is it such a big deal to drill a couple of 12mm holes?...

ukkid35

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6,379 posts

195 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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Twinkam said:
Is it such a big deal to drill a couple of 12mm holes?...
Not if you have a way of balancing the discs afterwards.

Incognegro

1,560 posts

155 months

Sunday 2nd October 2016
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ukkid35 said:
Twinkam said:
Is it such a big deal to drill a couple of 12mm holes?...
Not if you have a way of balancing the discs afterwards.
That's what I was thinking after seeing the added premium! Either way I thought it should be stated in the sale listing?

Twinkam

3,454 posts

117 months

Monday 3rd October 2016
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Incognegro said:
ukkid35 said:
Twinkam said:
Is it such a big deal to drill a couple of 12mm holes?...
Not if you have a way of balancing the discs afterwards.
That's what I was thinking after seeing the added premium! Either way I thought it should be stated in the sale listing?
I would question that it would have any noticeable effect that close to the hub centre. What extra did they charge you?

ukkid35

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6,379 posts

195 months

Monday 3rd October 2016
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Twinkam said:
I would question that it would have any noticeable effect that close to the hub centre. What extra did they charge you?
I agree, but after my recent experience of new front discs that were not balanced due to a manufacturing fault, I wouldn't take the chance.

I think the premium referred to is the difference in cost between OEM and RG - about £80 a disc.

Incognegro

1,560 posts

155 months

Monday 3rd October 2016
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Not outlined specifically as I had more things done but £80 seems about right.