Ewen@Clark Motorsport

I get what you are saying but to be fair the OP said he is looking for discs and I would assume the ones currently on the car are needing replaced.

He has also stated its for fast road use, if someone comes to me for discs for normal road use I would recommend the Pagid discs but if its fast road then I think an uprated disc of good quality that will cope with the higher temperatures reached from someone pushing on is a sensible move.

We sell plenty of DS2500 pads but for purely fast road use I would say they are overkill hence I recommend the Hawks or Brembo Sport. Sam did mention the Ferodos

I do agree with you that fresh fluid is a good idea and braided hoses will improve pedal feel.

Regarding the member recommending a trader I assume you are talking about Alex? If so we are not affiliated in an way we bought over stock from Alex two years ago but there is no connection now although I would class Alex as a friend

We should have one if Alex can't help

Option 4 from Ewen @ CMS, however DBA T3 is worth considering.

 

What difference is there between the t2 and t3?

 

I can highly recommend DBA T3 discs with Ferrodo DS2500 Pads. It is a great combination!

 

While your there change to some braided brake lines and some Motul RBF600 fluid. You won't regret it.

 

I am definitely going change to the braided lines at some point. Heard some good things about the DS2500 pads but not sure whether these are overkill for the road?

Both the T2 disc and T3 disc are made of the same high quality cast iron that DBA use, the T3 goes through a further heat treatment process which allows it to deal with higher temperatures experienced on track.

Both feature the Kangaroo paw ventilation system which makes them deal with higher temperatures compared to conventional straight veined discs.

Once you SORN something now it remains until you re-tax or sell the car.

I have a competition clutch stage 1 kit with lightweight flywheel that's only covered a couple of thousand miles, get in touch if you are interested.

We can supply the OEM Exedy kit with a single mass flywheel if you don't want to stretch to the Xtreme kit.

We can also supply the LUK dual mass flywheel with the Exedy kit and will match any genuine online price for the same product

The main thing to keep in mind is cast iron quality. Cheap discs use a low quality cast iron compared to the higher end brands so slotted does not mean they are automatically a better disc.

The eBay specials around nowadays are all just cheap blank discs with slots and or drill holes that are mainly there for looks only.

Brembo Sport, DBA, PF etc that have been mentioned are all made from high quality cast iron hence the higher price.

Mine was slipping today.. guess I cant put it off any longer!

Got your PM have sent a reply

Thanks AliveBoy

We have the Mishimoto in stock, its a plug and play replacement for the troublesome OEM fans and improves cooling which is a bonus.

Loved the DS2500 on the 350z and 370z too, but so bloody dusty

Would agree with that not a good choice if you don't enjoy cleaning wheels

Agree with Docwra regarding EBC, they are good at marketing but that's about it. Yellow stuff are reasonable enough for the road but for the price you might as well get the Hawk PC's which are a far superior pad

Hawk pads are not EC approved so fall into the same category as the Ferodo. That being said I have never heard of anyone having issues running race spec pads on a road car.

A great alternative that is road legal and still a good pad for track work is the Brembo Sport which we can supply.

For a disc that will stand up to the extra heat generated on track the T3 from DBA is a great choice. The slot design will not tear up the pad surface in anyway.

There are other more suitable pad options that are track bias but by the sounds of things you need a good all rounder.

But its for free

Anyway would look like this: https://www.autobarn.com.au/dba-single-4000-series-xs-premium-cross-drilled-slotted-sp39947

It would be an old Subaru disc Mike wit ha 5x100 PCD. As Alex says got to be worth just getting it and having a play around you could always re-drill it

Yes we can send to Germany no problem, I will get a shipping price and send you over a quote.

So LUK is a crap kit?

Anyone on here actually used one?

No nothing wrong with genuine LUK kits they are OEM manufacutres for Nissan and a host of others. We supply genuine LUK and Exedy as do Cougar Store and Tarmac.

If you are looking to move away from the heavy OEM dual mass flywheel then this kit is well worth a look:

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/95545-new-xtreme-clutch-organic-inc-smf-350z-de/page__hl__xtreme

Google Techniclutch and see how many horror stories you find. How that company still manages to trade on eBay with the counterfeit kits it sells is beyond me.

If its to good to be true it often is

Ok cheers how much is the oil for 11 litres

 

Is it difficult to do or quite straight forward ?

 

Thanks

Its expensive stuff it would be £200 for 11 liters for genuine Nissan fluid

Is the throttle response increase noticeable? Im guessing it revs a lot faster at idle?

It improves throttle response yes due to the lighter weight of the single mass flywheel. Do you mean does it increases the idle speed? If not no that remains the same.

Hi Adam

We keep a number of different options including the Exedy kit on the shelf for next day delivery. Get in touch I would be happy to go through the options with you.

This is our best selling kit for the DE: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/95545-new-xtreme-clutch-organic-inc-smf-350z-de/page__hl__xtreme

BT are excellent. I've only ever had great customer service from them when I've dealt with them, including new lines, interwebs and house moves.

 

So ner

You're definitely in the minority there but glad to hear they have at least one happy customer

I just looked up satellite internet costs as I hadn't looked for years: OUCH!

 

Tooway, for example, offer at most a data cap of 100GB (although unlimited browsing and email, no doubt via their servers), all for the bargain price of £6.99 a month for equipment rental AND £99.99 A MONTH FOR THE DATA! Max speeds of 22/6 as well, so hardly earth shattering.

 

Nope, sod that.

We bought the equipment outright which makes it a lot cheaper in the long run. I'm looking at it from a business prospective though for personal use it would be a fair bit more expensive than regular broadband.

But if the service is that bad and there is no there option you don;t really have a lot of choice.

I would seriously consider a 4G sim (providing your mobile signal is good) which then will pump the wifi signal around your home. 4G tends to be around 10mb download speeds.

I would agree with that, we also looked into it but sadly there is no good 4G signal here.

just to get it out there. BT are by far the worst organisation I have ever had the displeasure of speaking to, let alone buying from.

This is same sort of thing I hear from anyone that's ever had to deal with them!

Is satellite broadband a better option then? I know in heavy rain I can loose my satellite signal on some weaker channels.

As you can imagine we get a lot of rain here and only once has it lost signal and that was for less than a minute. Other than that its been perfect.

Its getting on 5 months that we have had it now. Compared to the amount of times the regular broadband used to drop out sometimes for hours which was a nightmare when you are trying to run a business.