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You will be lucky mate! People have been waiting for the disks for ages. Leda are one of the main uk suppliers and they have been promising the disks for ages.
Qutroman did a group buy on pads a while ago and results seem to be very good.
Where did you get your prices from? as that seems uber cheap
Qutroman did a group buy on pads a while ago and results seem to be very good.
Where did you get your prices from? as that seems uber cheap
montana83 said:
Glafer make parts for SEAT and Brembo, Brembo don't make the discs and pads for the LCR (Galfer make them and put them in a SEAT / Brembo box infact it even says Galfer on the Box)
quattroman here,
just to let you all know, I only have 6 sets of standard 1045 pads left for LCR- no 1055s left I'm afraid- all gone long time ago-but anyone doing a track day soon I have 2 sets of 1065 (racing) pads left.
Pm me if anybody wants them.
quattroman
Ps like to know how montana83 can get the grooved discs and I cant -after all the messing about I did for Leda during and after the group buy.
just to let you all know, I only have 6 sets of standard 1045 pads left for LCR- no 1055s left I'm afraid- all gone long time ago-but anyone doing a track day soon I have 2 sets of 1065 (racing) pads left.
Pm me if anybody wants them.
quattroman
Ps like to know how montana83 can get the grooved discs and I cant -after all the messing about I did for Leda during and after the group buy.
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ibizacupra said:
yep I think your right on the disks they were stamped Brembo if I recall......my memory is going in my old age 
Galfer make their own discs in various quality and types ranging from their DFA standard type to DFT ( grooved ) and DFX (two piece 'extreme') http://www.galfer.es/ANG/p_auto_dfa.html
Not the same as Brembo.
However Galfer also make some of the calipers for AP and Brembo. Hence why you will start to see AP Galfer stamped on some 4 and 6 pot calipers.
I was only relating to montana83 in that he said he could get the discs and pads for LCR from Galfer when I have been trying for ages -6 months - to get any answer out of Leda / Galfer for suppling LCR discs in any type other than 2-piece extreme (which are available)
seems that someone at Leda is not giving the whole story.....
Not the same as Brembo.
However Galfer also make some of the calipers for AP and Brembo. Hence why you will start to see AP Galfer stamped on some 4 and 6 pot calipers.
I was only relating to montana83 in that he said he could get the discs and pads for LCR from Galfer when I have been trying for ages -6 months - to get any answer out of Leda / Galfer for suppling LCR discs in any type other than 2-piece extreme (which are available)
seems that someone at Leda is not giving the whole story.....
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they were a good price... but somone got greedy in the UK?
shame as it was a nice potential outlet
shame as it was a nice potential outlet
AndyMiles
Guest
I'm afraid the situation is still the same on the discs as before. Galfer do produce them but not for the disc size used in the UK. We are pushing them to produce them for the UK market as we know there is demand. We will let you know as soon as we have some good news.
Cheers
Andy (Leda)
Cheers
Andy (Leda)
AndyMiles
Guest
Ah, it becomes a bit clearer now. You have bought these through our agent for Galfer brakes. I thought it was a bit odd when you said you received them yesterday and I remembered shipping a set out the day before.
To clear up the confusion (which I must admit was confusing me to), this is the situation. The Leon Cupra R is available in 2 brake specs, 00-03 Brembo calipers and 312mm discs. From 2003 SEAT fitted 322mm discs and used the same Brembo caliper, this disc is not available. The earlier SEAT Leon Cupra (not designated R) 99-00 uses the 312mm disc but with a Teves single piston floating caliper.
Andy
To clear up the confusion (which I must admit was confusing me to), this is the situation. The Leon Cupra R is available in 2 brake specs, 00-03 Brembo calipers and 312mm discs. From 2003 SEAT fitted 322mm discs and used the same Brembo caliper, this disc is not available. The earlier SEAT Leon Cupra (not designated R) 99-00 uses the 312mm disc but with a Teves single piston floating caliper.
Andy
Sorry to be picky its 323 for the Cupra R. as i think thats where most of the confusion comes from. Also you could get the Cupra R in europe without brembos (but is still classed as the R)
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