Best price on ZO6 brake kit
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Best price on ZO6 brake kit
Would anybody who did the upgrade to ZO6 brakes please post a link to where they purchased them. I'd like to see the best deal.
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Originally Posted by Stingray23
Would anybody who did the upgrade to ZO6 brakes please post a link to where they purchased them. I'd like to see the best deal.
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Originally Posted by Gene@FredBeans
Hi there,
Yes, we sell them for 1699.40 + shipping. Get a GP together or something and I'll do the 1551. price again.
Thanks,
Gene
Yes, we sell them for 1699.40 + shipping. Get a GP together or something and I'll do the 1551. price again.
Thanks,
Gene
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Ebay has them for 1325.00 (buy it now price).
Item : 8075208523
And that is not my posting up there. The rating of the seller looks great!
Item : 8075208523
And that is not my posting up there. The rating of the seller looks great!
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FYI -
That "kit" is calipers and pads only - no rotors for 1325 + 145 shipping!
Genes 1699 is for the *whole* kit including rotors
That "kit" is calipers and pads only - no rotors for 1325 + 145 shipping!
Genes 1699 is for the *whole* kit including rotors
Originally Posted by HyperX
Ebay has them for 1325.00 (buy it now price).
Item : 8075208523
And that is not my posting up there. The rating of the seller looks great!
Item : 8075208523
And that is not my posting up there. The rating of the seller looks great!
#9
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Originally Posted by DT
FYI -
That "kit" is calipers and pads only - no rotors for 1325 + 145 shipping!
Genes 1699 is for the *whole* kit including rotors
That "kit" is calipers and pads only - no rotors for 1325 + 145 shipping!
Genes 1699 is for the *whole* kit including rotors
What a scam that ebay posting is. To think I was gonna get it. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Got in on the Fred Beans $1551 price. Awesome deal, awesome brakes. Well worth the money. Received them last Weds, they were on by Friday. Thanks Gene!!
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No problem! That's what this forum is all about
DT
DT
Originally Posted by HyperX
What a scam that ebay posting is. To think I was gonna get it. Thanks for pointing it out.
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There are many Z06 Pilots who are ditching these for a better setup on the track. That is how I got mine. You might periodically post a "WTB" on the Parts for Sale section. Worked for me.
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St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06
Don't forget that you do need C6 stainless steel lines or the conversion will not work.
We have them in stock at: $139.95 for the full set.
You can order them by clicking here:
http://www.thelapd.com/Merchant2/mer...e_Code=thelapd
Our price on the full C6 Z06 brake kit WITH our custom LAPD C6 brake lines runs: $1775.00 which is a smokin deal!!!! We also offer full installation of the kit along with a true brake fluid flush with the Tech II ABS module bleed procedure all in-house.
Thanks!
Shawn
We have them in stock at: $139.95 for the full set.
You can order them by clicking here:
http://www.thelapd.com/Merchant2/mer...e_Code=thelapd
Our price on the full C6 Z06 brake kit WITH our custom LAPD C6 brake lines runs: $1775.00 which is a smokin deal!!!! We also offer full installation of the kit along with a true brake fluid flush with the Tech II ABS module bleed procedure all in-house.
Thanks!
Shawn
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Originally Posted by L.A.P.D.
Don't forget that you do need C6 stainless steel lines or the conversion will not work.
We have them in stock at: $139.95 for the full set.
You can order them by clicking here:
http://www.thelapd.com/Merchant2/mer...e_Code=thelapd
Our price on the full C6 Z06 brake kit WITH our custom LAPD C6 brake lines runs: $1775.00 which is a smokin deal!!!! We also offer full installation of the kit along with a true brake fluid flush with the Tech II ABS module bleed procedure all in-house.
Thanks!
Shawn
We have them in stock at: $139.95 for the full set.
You can order them by clicking here:
http://www.thelapd.com/Merchant2/mer...e_Code=thelapd
Our price on the full C6 Z06 brake kit WITH our custom LAPD C6 brake lines runs: $1775.00 which is a smokin deal!!!! We also offer full installation of the kit along with a true brake fluid flush with the Tech II ABS module bleed procedure all in-house.
Thanks!
Shawn
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Originally Posted by L.A.P.D.
Don't forget that you do need C6 stainless steel lines or the conversion will not work.
We have them in stock at: $139.95 for the full set.
Shawn
We have them in stock at: $139.95 for the full set.
Shawn
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St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06
BLK-DVL,
Sorry, but the price I listed did NOT include shipping, but FEDEX Ground is very inexpensive so don't let shipping costs stand in your way.
VETTE-NV,
First off, you can't install the C6 Z06 brakes on a C5 or C6 WITHOUT our stainless steel brake lines. The factory rubber lines won't allow you to adapt to the new calipers. Most guys go with stainless steel lines for better fluid transfer and to avoid having the rubber lines expand and contract as the fluid gets to over boiling levels. Stainless steel lines are the way to go!
Shawn
Sorry, but the price I listed did NOT include shipping, but FEDEX Ground is very inexpensive so don't let shipping costs stand in your way.
VETTE-NV,
First off, you can't install the C6 Z06 brakes on a C5 or C6 WITHOUT our stainless steel brake lines. The factory rubber lines won't allow you to adapt to the new calipers. Most guys go with stainless steel lines for better fluid transfer and to avoid having the rubber lines expand and contract as the fluid gets to over boiling levels. Stainless steel lines are the way to go!
Shawn