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Originally posted by Boostzor

Please gimmie a call on 0403 113 350 and i will come out and meet u to collect money.

That way i can pick em up at lunch time tomorrow from whelshpool.

Just gimmie a call and we can sort it out that way we dont have to keep msging each other all week.

Here are the prices:

2 X RB74 TOTAL INC FREIGHT $334

1 X EBC2775 $150

2 X DB1170U $192

TOTAL PRICE INC GST $676

I picked up my axel set of rb74s today. Will install them tomorrow and let everyone know how they are. Hopefully they don't chew rotors as bad as Ultimates do.

I urge everyone to get their pads asap, no point letting them hang around.

Perth Brake Parts

20 Bellows St, Welshpool

See the thing is that during this whole fiasco I didnt actually get anything:lol:

I was ordering for other people only and they are gona go get them by themselves. Its C.O.D so ud have to go down and pay for them when u pick em up ureself.

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