FS: ap bbk 6/4 pots
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ap bbk 6/4 pots
easter sale 2500 shipped with pp fees
i have complete set of ap 6 pot front with rotors and 4 pot rears with rotors. this will be complete kit ready bolt on. black with yellow ap letters. brakes are bad ***, wish they would work on my car but will not fit my work wheels
3000 plus shipping and pp fees
318 572 9055
macspeed702@hotmail.com
i have complete set of ap 6 pot front with rotors and 4 pot rears with rotors. this will be complete kit ready bolt on. black with yellow ap letters. brakes are bad ***, wish they would work on my car but will not fit my work wheels
3000 plus shipping and pp fees
318 572 9055
macspeed702@hotmail.com
Last edited by macspeed702; Apr 2, 2012 at 03:37 AM. Reason: price drop for easter sale
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i don't know bout that, everyone i talked to bout the brakes love them and told me sell my brembo and keep the ap brakes, are u talking from experience? this is a for sale thread not a opinion thread thanks jason
I thought that most bbks meant specifically for the 350z(or any one model in general) have the same "piston volume" as the stock factory caliper. This is done to be able to be a "bolt on" kit(no master cylinder or brake booster changes required), and to not throw off the brake bias. All a bbk does is withstand constant braking and higher temps than stock factory parts. An 8 piston caliper will have the same "piston volume" when compared to any other caliper whether it be a 6, 4, or 2 piston caliper for the same car. The more pistons=the smaller they are.
