Special Offer: John Cooper Works Brembo Brake Kit R56

[chris@LloydBlackpool]

Quote: Originally Posted by bertrand (original)

Thank you

Hi Bertrand,
the offer is still on, if you have two kits they would be £1050.00 each kit including shipping, delivery would be aropund 5 days to you i have plenty of the kit in stock,
thanks
Chris

[RVW]

Quote: Originally Posted by Garyhalliwell (original)

Chris, I already have these brakes fitted to my new 57 clubman D and I was unsure if the space saver wheel will still fit over the rear calipers as i do not have run flats.
If not how can i get it to fit or what wheel could i use as a spare?

Cheers

Gaz

Quote: Originally Posted by chris at woodman bmw (original)

Hi Gaz,
Thanks for the enquiry, your can't buy a space saver rim for cars with the
Brembo brakes fitted so all you can do is either a compressor and a bottle of tyre weld, the only other option would be to carry a 17 inch crown spoke or flame spoke wheel anf tyre in the boot,
Cheers
Chris

Quote: Originally Posted by RVW (original)

Chris I am puzzled Mind you that is not difficult.

The rear disc on the JCW retrofit is 280mm dia. The front disc on a clubman diesel is 280 mm
On an S the front is 294 mm I believe. The front caliper on both is bigger than the rear caliper or at least the same size, so if a space saver will fit on the front of an S or clubman diesel then why would it not fit on the rear of the JCW retrofit setup????

All it would mean is when you get a puncture on the front, you would have to transfer a rear to the front then fit the spacesaver to the rear. Unless of course there is a scientic reason why the spacesaver will not fit the rear.

I suspect the only real way is to physically try

Quote: Originally Posted by chris at woodman bmw (original)

Hi
You are spot on, the only reason they don't list a space saver for the works is the big front brakes and the centre exahust so you would need to swop and change wheels around if you picked up a puncture on the front,it would be a bit of work at the side of the road in the rain but not a problem,if you did go for the space saver wheel and tyre it would be £93.00 inc vat,
cheers
Chris

Hi guys.
Just a little update on space saver wheel fitment with JCW 4pot BBK.


I have recently fitted these to my Clubman D
I have the spacesaver spare which fitted the standard brakes.
After fitting the JCW BBK I found that the spacesaver would NOT fit on the rear without catching the caliper.
For some reason it is bigger than the standard front caliper fitted to the D, although the disc size is the same

Anyway after some lateral thinking I made up a mock spacer of 20mm thickness and tried this on the rear wheel. BINGO the wheel now turns without catching

So it appears that if you want the JCW BBK 4 pots and want to carry a space saver instead of the GOO you need a 20 mm spacer and some longer bolts.
This solution should apply all R56/55 minis.
Also remember it is only a get you out of the S*&^T solution and NOYT for traveling long distances
(These are my findings but cannot be held responsible for any problems you may find)

Hope this helps

[bertrand]

Thank you RVW for this information, it's a shame it doesn't fit without spacer...

[todd tce]

Quote: Originally Posted by RVW (original)

For some reason it is bigger than the standard front caliper fitted to the D, although the disc size is the same

Anyway after some lateral thinking I made up a mock spacer of 20mm thickness and tried this on the rear wheel. BINGO the wheel now turns without catching

So it appears that if you want the JCW BBK 4 pots and want to carry a space saver instead of the GOO you need a 20 mm spacer and some longer bolts.
This solution should apply all R56/55 minis.

That "for some reason" is called a fixed mount, mulit piston caliper vs a floater....that's what make it a different animal to begin with!

Why don't you put the spare on the rear....and the rear wheel on the front if you have a flat?

[MCSMad]

Hello Chris,

Can you confirm the Front Brakes are still in stock, if so are they still £165.00 delivered?

Also, would they fit the 17" JCW Cross Spoke Challenge or would they require the 5mm wheel spacers?

Thanks.

[RVW]

Quote: Originally Posted by RVW (original)

Hi guys.
Just a little update on space saver wheel fitment with JCW 4pot BBK.


I have recently fitted these to my Clubman D
I have the spacesaver spare which fitted the standard brakes.
After fitting the JCW BBK I found that the spacesaver would NOT fit on the rear without catching the caliper.
For some reason it is bigger than the standard front caliper fitted to the D, although the disc size is the same

Anyway after some lateral thinking I made up a mock spacer of 20mm thickness and tried this on the rear wheel. BINGO the wheel now turns without catching

So it appears that if you want the JCW BBK 4 pots and want to carry a space saver instead of the GOO you need a 20 mm spacer and some longer bolts.
This solution should apply all R56/55 minis.
Also remember it is only a get you out of the S*&^T solution and NOYT for traveling long distances
(These are my findings but cannot be held responsible for any problems you may find)

Hope this helps

Quote: Originally Posted by todd tce (original)

That "for some reason" is called a fixed mount, mulit piston caliper vs a floater....that's what make it a different animal to begin with!

Why don't you put the spare on the rear....and the rear wheel on the front if you have a flat?

Thanks for your reply.
I do love it when people actually read what is written

[RVW]

[QUOTE=RVW;3720099]

Chris I am puzzled Mind you that is not difficult.

The rear disc on the JCW retrofit is 280mm dia. The front disc on a clubman diesel is 280 mm
On an S the front is 294 mm I believe. The front caliper on both is bigger than the rear caliper or at least the same size, so if a space saver will fit on the front of an S or clubman diesel then why would it not fit on the rear of the JCW retrofit setup????

All it would mean is when you get a puncture on the front, you would have to transfer a rear to the front then fit the spacesaver to the rear. Unless of course there is a scientic reason why the spacesaver will not fit the rear.

I suspect the only real way is to physically try [/quote]



Oh and post No 73

[10FLY]

Hi Chris,
Special offer on JCW brake kit for R56 still available?
What's the cost to ship it to Australia?

Thanks

[10FLY]

Hi Chris,

Is this special offer still available?
And the cost of the shipment to Australia?

Many thanks.

Quote: Originally Posted by chris@LloydBlackpool (original)

Hi Chris here,
I have a Special offer time on the long awaited John Cooper Works 17" Sports brake kit

The 17" Sports brake kit is similar to the brakes fitted as standard to the R56 John Cooper Works model,except that the front discs are additionally perforated and grooved,

The kit includes the following

Four-piston aluminium fixed front brake calipers finished in red with John Cooper Works logo
Perforated and grooved,vented front brake discs (316x22mm)
Red painted single piston rear calipers
Rear brake pads
Rear brake discs (280x10mm)
Front and rear brake wear sensors


SPECIAL OFFER PRICE £999.00 INC VAT,DISCOUNT AND POSTAGE

OR FITTING WOULD BE £400.00 INC VAT



The John Works Brake kit will only fit the wheel designs bellow without any modifications
R108 MULTI SPOKE
R97 FLAME SPOKE
R104 CROWN SPOKE
R112 CROSS SPOKE CHALLENGE
R113 CROSS SPOKE CHALLENGE



If you have any questions please drop me a line or give me a call on 01253 607500
Thanks
Chris

[chris@LloydBlackpool]

Quote: Originally Posted by 10FLY (original)

Hi Chris,

Is this special offer still available?
And the cost of the shipment to Australia?

Many thanks.

Hi
Thanks for the enquiry
if you send me your Zip code i will price the shipping
thanks
Chris

[Rodas]

Hello Chris,
By any chance can you provide the discs and brake pads seperately?
I've got the big brake conversion on my clubbie JCW 4 pot with 316mmX2Omm and rear 280mmx10mm.
By the way Shipping to Portugal.

How much would this cost me?
Rgds

[10FLY]

Quote: Originally Posted by chris@LloydBlackpool (original)

Hi
Thanks for the enquiry
if you send me your Zip code i will price the shipping
thanks
Chris

Brisbane QLD 4066 Australia

[chris@LloydBlackpool]

Quote: Originally Posted by 10FLY (original)

Brisbane QLD 4066 Australia

Hi
Thanks for getting back to me
i can supply the Brembo brake set,including shipping the total cost would be
£1580.00 GBP.
I have the brake kits in stock and delivery to you would be ten days
if you have any questions or wish to order just let me know
Thanks
Chris

[10FLY]

Quote: Originally Posted by chris@LloydBlackpool (original)

Hi
Thanks for getting back to me
i can supply the Brembo brake set,including shipping the total cost would be
£1580.00 GBP.
I have the brake kits in stock and delivery to you would be ten days
if you have any questions or wish to order just let me know
Thanks
Chris

Hi Chris,

Is the price Ex-VAT?

[10FLY]

Quote: Originally Posted by 10FLY (original)

Hi Chris,

Is the price Ex-VAT?

Hi Chris,

What's the price for the brake kit alone?