Category: Brakes
Price: $7000
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: Porsche 911 997 Turbo, Porsche 911 997 Non-Turbo, Porsche 911 996 Turbo, Porsche 911 996 Non-Turbo, Porsche Cayenne, Porsche Boxter/Cayman, Porsche Panamera, Older Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Aston Martin, Bentley, Nissan GTR, American vehicles, Other
Location (State): CA
Item Condition: Brand New
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped

Brand new pair of AP Racing Radi-Cal CP5780 4-pot Monobloc calipers available for sale. These are the same calipers used on the fronts of BTCC (British Touring Car Championship) and WTCC (World Touring Car Championship) race cars. This is as good as it gets when it comes to braking hardware. These 4-pots are more exotic, expensive, and higher grade than the 6-pot AP calipers used in DTM.
-Milled from a solid block of forged billet aluminum alloy
-Internally ported (no external fluid pipes)
-Hard anodized (paint and powercoat are not ideal for racing)
-Assymetrical Radi-Cal patented and industry leading design for optimal weight and strength
-Solid and ventilated titanium pistons (ceramic piston caps available from AP)
-Optional carbon cooling ducts fitted
-Stainless steel mounting bosses & wear plates,
-Dry break (quick disconnect) fitted to one of the calipers (can be had in SS or titanium)
-Weight: 4.18 lbs per caliper (flyweight)
-Suits up to 343mmx34mm discs
-Can be mounted leading or trailing.

$7,000. This is for track goers truly looking for an ultimate braking setup or for those who want to simply hard park into the next millenium. Sorry Brembo Gran Turismo (GT) owners. Those have nothing on these brakes, not even the GTR calipers. Please price these out (fitted with optional carbon ducts & titanium pistons) at any of the AP Racing 'racing' distributors such as Essex and then you'll realize I am selling these heavily discounted.

Local sale only in the Peninsula, SFO airport area. Will post worldwide but only via bank transfer. Absolutely NO Paypal.

 

This is a odd... You just joined and for your first post a $7k item and you don't accept PayPal.. Not trying to sound like a like a dick but I wouldn't take the risk .

 

I am a very reputable member on several other forums (can provide credentials at any time). If you are serious, meet me in person and we will close the deal. I much prefer F2F sales anyway. Paypal is used by many a scammer, often on the buyer's end as well.

 

If you are out of state, have a local and trusted member fulfill the purchasing end. Lots of solutions to potential risks and problems.

 

You have a point with the PayPal scammers ..
But there are rules that PayPal asked the buyer and seller to follow for 100% protection.

For instance you must ship to the address listed on the PayPal account.
You must insure the package to the value it was sold... incase it gets lost by Fedex for example. Because PayPal would then refund the funds back to the buyer, if this were to occur. And you the seller would have to take this matter up with your shipping company .



I would love to buy your brake kit.. but at the moment it's way over my head because I'm building my car..

Regardless good luck with the sale and this is one bad *** kit.

 

I have used Paypal for many years and it is not failsafe. 95% of the time Paypal sides with the buyer. Their mediation methods are almost nonexistent. A quick Google search will tell the story about Ebay & Paypal's very flawed ways of handling disputes.

On Ebay, all a buyer has to do is to say they never recieved the item or that it wasn't as described. Seller gets screwed out of the item and their money. Happens a lot.

Cash is king, face-to-face. I'll buy you coffee too

 

FWIW I've been gypped on more than one occasion as a seller when using paypal, so I can sympathize with the OP...

 

Price dropped to $6600!

 

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