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Drivetec Front Vented Brake Disc Pair Coated - 260.5MM - £3.97 with Free Collection @ GSF Car Parts
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Posted 7 June 2023

Drivetec Front Vented Brake Disc Pair Coated - 260.5MM - £3.97 with Free Collection @ GSF Car Parts

£3.97
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Drivetec Brake Discs

2 Year, 24,000 mile Warranty - OE matching quality - ECE R90 Approved

Edge marked & balanced

Precision machined for precise tolerances

X-ray inspected for guaranteed quality

Majority range R90 certified and full coated
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  1. Superman_turbo_pro_3000's avatar
    Superman_turbo_pro_3000
    The only 260.5mm x 23mm discs the internet can find are for a 1990-94 Honda Accord.

    If you have this car then brake discs are your last problem.
    bargainbill's avatar
    bargainbill
    If you have a 1990's Honda you'll probably still be motoring long after many more modern cars are on the scrap heap. Glorious era of Japanese automotive manufacturing.
  2. westspeed's avatar
    westspeed
    doesnt say for which car but at this price you can go wrong. I am sure they will fit
    Darkraiser's avatar
    Darkraiser
    You can go wrong if the brakes don't stop in time
  3. AndyRoyd's avatar
    AndyRoyd
    But please people, us your head.
    Hilario-us concept that heavily reducing the price of a completely functional product due to dwindling demand also heavily reduces the product's functionality.
  4. ockyjimd's avatar
    ockyjimd
    Shocking company, twice the price of Halfords, they wanted £120 for break pads x4 for a 2014 Suzuki Swift…
    Cherryton's avatar
    Cherryton
    Twice the Price of Halfords!

    So do you reckon Halfords will have these for £1.93
  5. Wajid's avatar
    Wajid
    I have used GSF car parts many times and they are much cheaper and better after care then Euro Car Parts - who always give you the wrong part that results in down time on the ramp
    gazw's avatar
    gazw
    'Euro Car Parts - who always give you the wrong part',

    no they don't mate, you must be unlucky...
  6. djbooth77's avatar
    djbooth77
    Great deal, if you plan on using them as a set of beach frisbee's!

    But please people, us your head. Brakes on a car are one of the parts you don't cut corners on...quite literally. Spend more and keep loved ones on the road safe (edited)
    rich146's avatar
    rich146
    But there are no corners on a disc !?
  7. msharif911's avatar
    msharif911
    ****Braking Deal****
  8. Krammit's avatar
    Krammit
    Wouldn’t trust my life on brakes the price of a coffee
    Arkz's avatar
    Arkz
    Why? Only cheap as they're trying to get rid of old stock. Fully certified, will be fine.
  9. rich146's avatar
    rich146
    That’s what you call a disc’ount! 😁
  10. rhodyate's avatar
    rhodyate
    Hot
    Bluemani8's avatar
    Bluemani8
    I'm sure they will become very hot when used (edited)
  11. Cherryton's avatar
    Cherryton
    And Dont Forget TCB too..
  12. roomanaimtiaz's avatar
    roomanaimtiaz
    Nice, my last set cost me £1800.
  13. eastendpark's avatar
    eastendpark
    "Click & Collect: Branches nationwide"

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    missed a bit
  14. biggass43's avatar
    biggass43
    Euro car parts own gift now
  15. biggass43's avatar
    biggass43
    Gsf
  16. Sprograt's avatar
    Sprograt
    Drive Tec discs are terrible quality as they warp, I put a pair of discs and pads on a friends car to get it through its M.O.T and within 6 weeks the discs had warped sending a bad shudder through the steering wheel whilst braking, I then changed them to Ferodo discs and pads and they are still on the vehicle to this day. (edited)
    Proveright's avatar
    Proveright
    I don't believe you, in so far as if any of the other suspension components is bent or ball joints need replacing, bearings, etc then it will show in the discs and the tyre wear
    Also some makes of disks are directional and it has been known for DIY ers to fit them the wrong way round.
    Unless you drive a performance car or a high end car then cheap discs will make no difference.
    OPs will also be good for those building the HUKD car bit by bit and as I hove posted in the past make good bar weights, when you consider Argos is now charging £2 per kilo!
  17. Steve_DempseyZ0w's avatar
    Steve_DempseyZ0w
    Bit unrelated (but related still)
    I got new brake pads and discs put on earlier in the year and they are squeaky as hell. Very awkward when pulling up to a traffic light and there's a bunch of people sitting at the bus stop eeeeep

    Is this normal? What to do
    Proveright's avatar
    Proveright
    Who ever put the pads on should have used copper slip (grease) . Get them checked or look yourself, take out the pads and refit.
    If you have a sticking piston your "new" pads could be down to the metal by now.
    After driving, put your hand on the outside of each wheel. They should be cold. If the wheel is hot, then you need to investigate. (edited)
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