Dnk
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CW's pads or O/E is the way to go
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No problem mate, good luck getting something in the size you want.
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Keep it stock
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I've checked all of BMTR's track day tyres and none of the ones i listed go to 275 You could get away with 255 on a 10" rim just The Dunlop DZ03G is available in 235 & 255 17's and 225 and 245 18's The Avon ZZR is available in 225 & 265 18's and 215, 225 & 255 17's Both are rd legal track day grooved tyres not slicks
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That's a very good price if genuine parts from Toyota Front discs each are £56.11 + vat retail, to me their £112 with 20% off
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Afraid you were done again unless that's for a pair of fronts and a pair of rears
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You seem to be contradicting yourself mate Simple answer is sell the na and buy a tt or even simpler stop worrying about not being the quickest thing on 4 wheels, it really doesn't matter
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The price i quoted is retail + vat and with trade discount i save the vat 20% Too many Toyota dealers seem to make up their own prices so shop around, quite a few won't give any discount but you have to ask for it and be a little cheeky
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Think you should phone another dealer, £65.60 inc vat for front pads Personally knowing how good the uk spec set up is i'd stick with it, i don't think its worth trying to save a round of drinks on brakes. If you did then why not get blueprint discs as well !
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We use http://www.bmtr.co.uk who are Avon race tyre suppliers and might be worth a chat too They do Avon, Dunlop, Federal and Yokohama track day tyres
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Just phone up your local dealership and ask for the best discount they can give, some are very good and some won't give you anything. You might get lucky and have one of the good guys and then save on the postage Try Murley in Stratford, i used to use them Last price i got was £70.48 fronts each £78.11 rears retail each Discounted front £52.86 and rear £58.63 inc vat There also handed left and right so make sure you check them
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http://www.camskill.co.uk sell them
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To the OP How far is your commute to and from work ?
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By the time you've bought something else, taxed, insured it and added it's running costs for the year would you actually save any money ? I doubt its worth doing
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You'd be better off calling Chris as he's not a fan of pm, his contact details are in his sig
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Put and advert in the wanted section but you'll need to pay your membership fee
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Get a second hand box, it'll be much cheaper than rebuilding yours Try Keron in the traders section
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If the fuel is killing you then you need to be looking at a 2.0 TDi or similar if you 'want to actually notice the difference. Can't see it being much cheaper to run the Audi to be honest
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Its directly under the radiator, it also rots without the rad leaking onto it.
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I'd measure them, you can buy a metric thread gauge for under £5
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pics of the event please
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Welcome, you have a mk3 if its 87
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I don't know mate but if you order metric bolts unless you specify fine pitch variants then you get the course standard metric pitch below M8 X 1.25 M10 X 1.5 M12 X 1.75
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Nope, check the link i posted
