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Hi guys,

Recently changed my rear brake set up so now I have a few goodies left over from my previous upgrade.

This kit would be good to replace worn out standard parts or as a reasonable upgrade over the standard set up. All parts have been on the car for about 2.5 years but have don't minimal use as the car has been off the road for 2 of those years.

INCLUDES:

APP Braided lines and fittings (good condition)

Remsa brake pads (heaps of meat on them)

RDA Slotted and dimpled rotors, very slight lip and have never been machined so heaps of meat on them as well. May want to give them a quick skim

will also throw in the calipers though the right one is no good as the thread for the brake line is stripped. I know that these can be used as an upgrade for Silvias as well.

Chasing $250 which is fair considering what app brake lines cost by themselves.

Will split the kit up for a reasonable price

located Sydney, prefer pick up

0432528844 cheers

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This is a good cheap upgrade for someone :yes:

Note - For those asking about the AOR kit shoot me a pm if you're interested as I will be running a group buy on SAU in the near future on behalf of Alpha Omega Racing :banana:

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