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Adelaide - group buy for Evo Brembo brake conversion kit

Very similar to timmy's thread here:

Alpha Omega dont do any more discount, however we will be saving on combined postage for Adelaide only.  I have found another supplier for the fronts, they will be around $200 and $100 for the brake lines.  Obviously the more ppl we get the cheaper it will be.  The rears will need to be through alpha omega.

We can get the rotors about $100 each cheaper.  If you can get better prices on the rotors please let me know.

Runs from today until Tuesday next week 19th July.  Ive spoken to a few of you on other forums fb pages etc.

You run evo 6-9 calipers - they are all the same and an evo 10 350mm rotor and 350mm rotor from 370z.

You can purchase calipers for $850 from alpha or look around for cheaper

DBA T3 4000, slotted rotors. price plus postage

$381 fronts and $326

ADELAIDE ONLY

 

 

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Also can get front rotors $245 inc post, less for more people

 

RDA Slotted and Dimpled Rotors

  • Front Rotors (2 rotors)
  • Diameter - 350mm
  • Original Height - 44mm
  • Original Thickness - 32mm
  • Min. Thickness ie. Relpacement - 30mm
  • Centre Hole - 69
  • Bolt Holes - 5
Discs are genuine RDA items and include the RDA 12 month, 20,000km warranty. 
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