AP Racing BBK

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A floating rotor set (front and rear) for the sport brakes was offered a few years ago by Relentless Autosports but only a few sets were bought.

Race_Tech

mmmm thanks for the info..Does not seem to be a very popular item around these parts is what I am gathering so far. Exactly the reason I posted this thread. Its a feeler thread.

Rusty

You have my attention with this BBK talk. I'm looking to buy a set shortly. Front and rear.

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Race_Tech

If a little more attention from the community shows up with interest I will start the project and become an advertiser here so that I may start a Intro pricing kit GB or something along those lines. Right now this is a feeler and 2-3 people show interest which I am noting. Thanks for all the replys so far guys.

RockyRoad

Been shopping for a brake kit info here and what's embarrasing is your shameless self promotion. You've offered nothing but opinion and no real facts on this mystery kit, yet very opinionated other kits offered are inferior or too expensive. Your objective here is simply to pump your product, you've offerered no real information or useful advice.

Yes AP can make a great caliper, and do is Alcon, and Brembo. And the only way to save money on these kits is skimp on quality or capacity...

So if you're offering something cheaper than the aforementioned kits offered by Stasis, Alconkits, or others, it's because you're likely leaving something on the table. Question is, what? I think if I'm gonna trust my car and my a** to something, it won't be a "kit" put together who's intent is to save money...

In fact I think I can see where... 2 piece calipers, where else?... Inferior product to a monoblock forging... DCNISMO pointed it out.. Didn't Alcon run on most of the ALMS prototypes and Brembo's on all the GT Porsche's? Like him, think I'll go elsewhere too... sheesh...