Eric1h

Yup, heres the email i got from precision. if im going to spend my money I'll be sure to do it on someone with test data, i was willing to go with the Wilwoods because of cost, but without any real data I'm not willing to fork out that kindve money. Thanks, but no thanks

Eric,
We do have kits available for your application.
There are a few option available with this kit.
It will contain 355mm x 32mm (14" x 1.25")rotors Cross-Drilled or Slotted,Choice of Superlite 4 or 6 piston calipers.
Price will run Between $1919.00 and 2399.00.
Rear kits are also available.
If you are interested, you can place an
order by phone, e-mail, or our easy and convenient online order form

http://www.precisionbrakescompany.com/orderform.html
Regards

Mark Oliver

Mark@percision

The brake kit price listing from Precision Brakes Company is incorrect. The Front kit price:
With 6-piston caliper, Cross-Drilled rotor $2399.00
Slotted rotor $2319.00
With 4-piston caliper, Cross-Drilled rotor $1999.00
Slotted rotor $1919.00

Rear kit: With 4-piston $1599.00
(keeps standard E-Brake)

These kits contain 355mm x 32mm 2-piece rotor, Polymatrix street performance pads, mounting brackets, Stainless Steel Braided Lines, Hardware and instructions.

Eric1h

thats cool, thanks! But no offense, but for that price, you can keep em.

350zroadster

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you spelled your name wrong


and yeah, for that price, probably better off with other maker complete kits.

woogemooge

lol!!

little_rod

Yeah, Mark, I was real interested, now I have absolutely no interest at all. At that price, you can get the Stoptechs or the Brembos. I haven't said this, but I was one of the first one to call you guys over a month ago, and you told me the same price that Jeff got. Now you want to charge OVER twice as much to me a month later??? What the F ever.

little_rod

OK, upon farther thought, and now that I am calm, lol, I can type. The whole reason we even looked at these kits was for a lower priced brake kit. If we wanted to spend that kind of money, we would already have Stoptechs or Brembos. Both have been proven superior in past trends and tests. For that money, I am calling Mr. Z, of course, I am not going to spend that type of money.

Now, I do remember that the guy I talked to mentioned you guys might be open to a group buy setup. Well, that has been done many, many times on this site and you guys could do that too. Get a larger group of buyers, and bring the price down for them. But I do promise you that you will not sell a single kit on this site for that price. Heck, I have seen Stoptechs for less than that on the web.

I am not trying to be difficult, just telling the truth. Jeff wouldn't even have bought them for that price, and he is certainly not alone. It is truely up to you guys, but I think a group buy might make both parties happier for these kits.

350zroadster

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I wouldn't buy it because I feel like I'm being ripped off. Other brake kits on website is much much cheaper, and the Zs are priced at around same range as AP/Brembo/Stoptech. Those brake company design each part for the Z and actually tested them by putting on the actual car where as PB seems like parts from different manufacturer put together, and we have to assemble them! (They don't even have a 350Z product page or any mention of it) It seems like manufacturer feel they can squeeze more money because the Zs are rare right now. To hell with that.

MY350Z.COM

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not so low priced afterall

mcclaskz

Yesterday I saw the Stoptech 14" kit for $2245!

Eric1h

yup, what we have here is a little thing called PRICE GOUGING, they jack up the price because they know they can get it. and yeah look at the prices of the other kits, dont tell me the cost of the brackets for our cars is twice what the pay for others, coem on now. Its a shame i was all excited about getting these, but now im just a bit disappointed.

Eric1h

check this page out, i guess we arent typical because our lowest kit is $1900, where are all the A, B, C, D, kits at?

http://www.precisionbrakescompany.com/custom.html

350zroadster

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Don't forget you have to buy your own torque wrench and put it together yourself.

and mark spelled the name of his own company wrong. What's next, 14" rotors with 12" calipers?