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Hey Guys,

Been on the hunt for a replacement clutch for my Subaru Sherpa (which is exceptionally hard to find a) in Australia and B) at a reasonable price) and came across an eBay store based in Brisbane (Ships Australia Wide) who do Exedy Clutches and Brakes in general -

Their Heavy Duty and above clutch prices are on par with everyone else who can do a reasonable price it seems, however their Exedy OEM Replacement clutches are possibly some of the cheapest you will find. Check'em out!

They also do Brake parts and accessories (if that is the correct term) which I also believe would be of a reasonable price given their clutches - i.e. an Exedy OEM Corolla Clutch AE92 - AE112 they sell for $195.00. With my usual discount I get the cheapest i've been quoted is $220.00 and the most expensive was around the $450 mark for the same part...

http://stores.ebay.com.au/The-Brake-Depot/_i.html?_nkw=Toyota&submit=Search&_sid=1026963706

I've purchased from them with good results but that was only 1 item. I'd say they're worth a try as the lady was very reasonable and easy to talk to but as I've only made one purchase I can't confirm beyond this. If anyone is need of anything urgently PM me (or FB me if ur on my list) and I can give her direct number, otherwise check out her eBay store. They prices are quite good from what I can tell so don't try and lowball her - she is not Boost Losing - lol...

Cheers...

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Hey Stewbie... Know Anywhere I Can Get Cheap Front Brake Disc Rotors For My Paseo???

Or Do You Know Where I Can Get Em Machined Cheap In Newcastle???

I Was thinking bout goin and gettin some from the wreckers... but i dunno if they will be worth it... unsure.gif

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with brakes its about safety and stopping power so my recommendation is ALWAYS to go for brand new if they are beyond the point of being machined...

Newcastle is a foreign place to me other than going through there twice on a bus - but others on here may be able to offer some advice...

I'll hit up Autobarn and Repco for u when I'm in there next - dare say it will be on my days off, and see what the best price they can give me is (as I know ppl that work there) and anyone else I might know...

what are you after? standard rotors? slotted? slotted and drilled? I'll get prices on all of the above in the meantime :P

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with brakes its about safety and stopping power so my recommendation is ALWAYS to go for brand new if they are beyond the point of being machined...

Newcastle is a foreign place to me other than going through there twice on a bus - but others on here may be able to offer some advice...

I'll hit up Autobarn and Repco for u when I'm in there next - dare say it will be on my days off, and see what the best price they can give me is (as I know ppl that work there) and anyone else I might know...

what are you after? standard rotors? slotted? slotted and drilled? I'll get prices on all of the above in the meantime :P

Hmm Well Im Not Sure.. im not exactly made of money ... so i would like to get out of this as cheaply as possible...

and i dont have any problems with my brakes as such... its just i have an annoying sound every now and then...

but if u can and u want to could u get me the price for all of them... u dont Have to... :P

i was thinkin of just goin to the wreckers and takin some off another paseo for now to see if that helps... but yeh i dunno... :)


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could be a missing shim pad making the noise...??

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