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Hi

I'm after contact details for any AP RACING dealers in perth, i remember years ago Ken @ hyperdrive gave me contact details of a dude who got in alot of ap racing stuff from the US (off ex races cars etc), he sold alot of his stuff on ebay too however i can't find his details anymore.

If it matters im trying to get an ap racing brake master cylinder or something custom for my r33, as i don't like the price tag that nissan puts on the r32 gtr vspec 2 master (i can only use that one)

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Hi

I'm after contact details for any AP RACING dealers in perth, i remember years ago Ken @ hyperdrive gave me contact details of a dude who got in alot of ap racing stuff from the US (off ex races cars etc), he sold alot of his stuff on ebay too however i can't find his details anymore.

If it matters im trying to get an ap racing brake master cylinder or something custom for my r33, as i don't like the price tag that nissan puts on the r32 gtr vspec 2 master (i can only use that one)

N1 cylinder is what we use with 6 n 4 piston Project MUs , cheap from Nissan . Custom will cost

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N1 cylinder is what we use with 6 n 4 piston Project MUs , cheap from Nissan . Custom will cost

Over $500 i don't call cheap, Waiting on a email reply from an AP dealer over east to see what a ap master will cost if it same price i would much rather an ap as you can pick your bore size

and thanks paul :D

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Over $500 i don't call cheap, Waiting on a email reply from an AP dealer over east to see what a ap master will cost if it same price i would much rather an ap as you can pick your bore size

and thanks paul :(

LOL , keen to see what AP custom is worth then :D

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