Essex AP Racing Sprint kit/Tampa Bay area

[gatorac]

***SOLD****



My BRZ has been sold as I have moved on to a different car. Up for sale will be all of the aftermarket parts that have served me so well on the road and track.

First up is THE brake kit. Essex AP Racing Sprint. If you've done any research, you know these are the real deal. I've posted before how these are the best brakes I've had on any vehicle I have ever owned or driven. If they fit my new car, you'd be screwed and have to buy new as I would keep them.

Rotors have 2 track events on them plus about 3k street miles. NCM and WG. Both events were done on street tires. The bulk of the street miles was driving from Florida to these 2 track events. I didn't like the noises the slotted rotors made or the "cheese grater" effect on the pads so I went with plain faced rotors. Much quieter.

Pads-These come with Hawk DTC60 for the front and rear. These have the same 2 track events on them as the rotors. They also come with Hawk HPS pads for the front as the street pad. I used the stock rear pads on rear and HPS on the front for street duty. As you can see in the pics, plenty of pad left.

Asking $1700 for everything including shipping. I still have the original boxes and the parts will be shipped in those.

Other parts from my car will be posted up shortly as well including RCE Yellows, Raceng, Perrin sways, Oil cooler kit, Scrothe Rallye 3 harness, Diode Dynamics boomerang DRL harness as well as 3 sets of wheel and tires.

[gatorac]

Bump

Kit is boxed up and ready to be shipped.

[skylinekin]

Is this the second set of rotors? I was expecting the J-hook discs.

[gatorac]

Originally Posted by skylinekin

Is this the second set of rotors? I was expecting the J-hook discs.

First post covers the reasons for the plain rotors but I guess it doesn't really make it clear that these are not the first set of rotors I had on the car. First set was J-hooks and I did not like them one bit. They make a very annoying noise on the street and you can almost feel them eating away at the brake pad. If you search you will see some other reports of the sound. The sound is like a playing card in the spokes of your bicycle. It's all the time, even when you aren't on the brakes. Plain faced rotors make no noise.