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4 Pot Question
Been looking at these on Ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3307615871...84.m1423.l2661
Do you think these are any good or would I be better off getting a pair of used Subaru calipers for around the same price (£160ish)
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3307615871...84.m1423.l2661
Do you think these are any good or would I be better off getting a pair of used Subaru calipers for around the same price (£160ish)
Thanks
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Been looking at these on Ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3307615871...84.m1423.l2661
Do you think these are any good or would I be better off getting a pair of used Subaru calipers for around the same price (£160ish)
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3307615871...84.m1423.l2661
Do you think these are any good or would I be better off getting a pair of used Subaru calipers for around the same price (£160ish)
Thanks
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Hi mate,
I looked at the same calipers from my 2004 WRX. They seem to get some pretty good reviews, and are a great price. In the end, after speaking with Ian from Godspeed I decided to go for some of his refurbished Subaru calipers. They cost me a little bit more ( I think they were £235 ) but to be honest they were like brand new, and I wanted to keep the car as original as possible. Hope this helps.
Paul.
I looked at the same calipers from my 2004 WRX. They seem to get some pretty good reviews, and are a great price. In the end, after speaking with Ian from Godspeed I decided to go for some of his refurbished Subaru calipers. They cost me a little bit more ( I think they were £235 ) but to be honest they were like brand new, and I wanted to keep the car as original as possible. Hope this helps.
Paul.
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I am wondering what might be the best option.
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Get a second hand set of genuine calipers and this kit
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...id_product=150
then rebuild them, its an easy job, little time consuming but well worth it, I did some 2 weeks ago!
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...id_product=150
then rebuild them, its an easy job, little time consuming but well worth it, I did some 2 weeks ago!
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Cheers stualex,That certainly is an option.Your calipers were pretty manky in the beginning but looked great when you had finnished
Is it ok to powder coat calipers as I have a good contact that does it really cheap for me
I have seen really shot calipers go for about £80
Is it ok to powder coat calipers as I have a good contact that does it really cheap for me
I have seen really shot calipers go for about £80
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I got the manky set for £60 delivered off a member on here and another set which weren't too bad and came with the discs and pads you see in the pics for £80 from a member on here.
I sold the first set I refurbed for £165, not as much as I wanted but still made a profit and the buyer was over the moon.
And yes, shot blasting and powder coating would be fine, just make sure they are masked up properly so you don't paint machined faces.
Stick up a wanted ad, I got loads of replies.
I sold the first set I refurbed for £165, not as much as I wanted but still made a profit and the buyer was over the moon.
And yes, shot blasting and powder coating would be fine, just make sure they are masked up properly so you don't paint machined faces.
Stick up a wanted ad, I got loads of replies.
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Thanks for all the replies everyone,great help
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I just bought an item from them, was a caliper pin kit, turned up next day.
I'm in need Of a set of 4 pots.
Let me know how they are
I'm in need Of a set of 4 pots.
Let me know how they are
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http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...id_product=138
299 inc pads, discs, calipers and fitting kit. Cant really go wrong can you?
299 inc pads, discs, calipers and fitting kit. Cant really go wrong can you?
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