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BlackBeast
Tuesday 17th January 2006, 21:25
I got a price for them from Oilver @ Marshalls but im wondering if there are any places other than volvo dealers that sell front discs for the S60R?

BlackBeast
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 14:29
I phoned GSF and they dont sell them, also recieved an email from ECP and they dont sell them either :(

I cant imagine S60R owners want to pay £249 + VAT for front discs!!!!

Vikingxl
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 14:31
:nutkick: If you can afford an s60r you can afford £249 plus vat for the discs

mikezero
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 19:28
seems pretty cheap! lol

mraldonnelly
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 20:27
He ain't got a S60 R - he's got a V70 T5 classic with a plan.

Blackbeast, have you tried Nordic. You need to be a VOC member but save 20% on genuine Volvo parts and 40% of Nordic pattern parts.

Do aftermarket companies not make S60 R discs? Try a few of the online suppliers such as PFV and the like.

Regards

Andy

BlackBeast
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 20:28
They are cheaper than that at Marshalls, but im really surprised that nobody else other than volvo sells them.

For example, in the states cheapest ive found from parts sellers and specialists is $119 a disc, thats £130.52 for the pair which is great. Problem with that is the discs are quite heavy and that postage would cost £41 (£171) which will then take from 4-6weeks to arrive and you never know how much your going to get taxed at customs.

Cheapest ive found so far in the UK is Marshalls at £199.76, that includes the 25% discount, VAT and carriage.

If i dont find anywhere cheaper than Marshalls then I wont have any other choice but to buy the discs from them.

Vikingxl
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 20:32
He ain't got a S60 R - he's got a V70 T5 classic with a plan.

Blackbeast, have you tried Nordic. You need to be a VOC member but save 20% on genuine Volvo parts and 40% of Nordic pattern parts.

Do aftermarket companies not make S60 R discs? Try a few of the online suppliers such as PFV and the like.

Regards

Andy
His V70 is the same as yours and mine mate they are triplets!

mraldonnelly
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 20:39
His V70 is the same as yours and mine mate they are triplets!

LOL, except mine has paintwork that has seen better days (previous owner - too many auto car washes, close encounters with hedges on country lanes, bird poo left on for weeks and FOUR kids!

I also don't have a spoiler : ( . Bet you two do.

Regards

Andy

BlackBeast
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 20:46
LOL, except mine has paintwork that has seen better days (previous owner - too many auto car washes, close encounters with hedges on country lanes, bird poo left on for weeks and FOUR kids!

I also don't have a spoiler : ( . Bet you two do.

Regards

Andy

You dont have a small dent on the drivers side front wing as well do you Andy?

Yep, both spoilered up :D

Vikingxl
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 20:59
Here you go.Blackbeasts is the clean one!

mraldonnelly
Wednesday 18th January 2006, 21:17
No small dent in the wings, just scratches (mostly fine scratches but annoying all the same). Got a small dent in the tailgate though.

Nice pic. Nice motors. Gotta get to a meet with you two so we can get a triplet pic for the gallery. Hmmm, must get a spoiler before then though.

Regards

Andy

BlackBeast
Thursday 19th January 2006, 19:41
Right, im really confused now, ive been told by a few US volvo owners that the diameter of the disc is 330mm, but ive been told by more than 1 source in the UK that they are 320mm.

Having read the spec sheets for both US and UK 'R' models, it does seem that the US disc is 330mm and the UK disc is also 330mm, both cars have EBD (Electronic Braking Distribution), but in the UK it also states the discs are 320mm. :slap:

S60D5
Thursday 19th January 2006, 19:51
Having read the spec sheets for both US and UK 'R' models, it does seem that the US disc is 330mm and the UK disc is also 330mm, both cars have EBD (Electronic Braking Distribution), but in the UK it also states the discs are 320mm. :slap:

Unless someone pips me to the post, I shall look on VADIS for you later tonight!

BlackBeast
Thursday 19th January 2006, 19:54
Ive looked on the CD and cant find anything regarding measurements :( Will have another look now.

BlackBeast
Thursday 19th January 2006, 20:04
Part number on Vadis = 30645222

Redbrick
Thursday 19th January 2006, 20:05
BlackBeast

I'm sure you know what you're doing but have you looked on Volvospeed? I'm sure I've read that this conversion has been tried without much success.

Wouldn't want you wasting hard earned £££.

If you do get it to work then top result! Cheaper than an AP kit!

Andy

BlackBeast
Thursday 19th January 2006, 20:13
Andy, yeah im on VS quite often, there's a guy over there selling the kit so it definately works, quite a number of members use his kit as well. Im only buying his brackets off him due to costs of shipment/tax etc as the discs are quite heavy.

mikezero
Thursday 19th January 2006, 20:25
Right, im really confused now, ive been told by a few US volvo owners that the diameter of the disc is 330mm, but ive been told by more than 1 source in the UK that they are 320mm.

Having read the spec sheets for both US and UK 'R' models, it does seem that the US disc is 330mm and the UK disc is also 330mm, both cars have EBD (Electronic Braking Distribution), but in the UK it also states the discs are 320mm. :slap:

ive got a s60r, and i can assure u, it comes with 330mm front and back vented discs mate, who's ever coming out with they are 320mm, they are speaking mince!

The Flying Banana
Thursday 19th January 2006, 20:38
Here you go.Blackbeasts is the clean one!


Not like yours to be dirty Rich!! Anyway whos is the Silver V70 making a hasty getaway at the roundabout!!!!

Redbrick
Thursday 19th January 2006, 22:08
Andy, yeah im on VS quite often, there's a guy over there selling the kit so it definately works, quite a number of members use his kit as well. Im only buying his brackets off him due to costs of shipment/tax etc as the discs are quite heavy.

Nice! Go for it :)