Alcon Caliper Refurb, ASP, Godspeed,Scoobyworx Help!!
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Alcon Caliper Refurb, ASP, Godspeed,Scoobyworx Help!!
Had these for a wee while, thought id be able ( by sheer stupidity, not Skill) to split the caliper's down and refurbish as required, However need's more done to them than im able to.
So maybe Alyn @ As performance or Ian @ Godspeed Or Darryll @ Scoobyworx would be able refurbish them for me.
Work Required:
Caliper half fluid line ( On both calipers ) need's 1 sheared bolt removing + re tapping, 1 bolt need's removed as it's just spinning in the hole
Metal has eroded were the caliper half bolt's go and left a hole were the thread would go.
New nipples fitting ( I go have some here)
New caliper half line's made up and fitted.
Piston's removed and cleaned up + refitted. New seal kit if required.
Will update with Photo's as soon as possible
If anyone can pm a price etc that be great
So maybe Alyn @ As performance or Ian @ Godspeed Or Darryll @ Scoobyworx would be able refurbish them for me.
Work Required:
Caliper half fluid line ( On both calipers ) need's 1 sheared bolt removing + re tapping, 1 bolt need's removed as it's just spinning in the hole
Metal has eroded were the caliper half bolt's go and left a hole were the thread would go.
New nipples fitting ( I go have some here)
New caliper half line's made up and fitted.
Piston's removed and cleaned up + refitted. New seal kit if required.
Will update with Photo's as soon as possible
If anyone can pm a price etc that be great
#11
Have heard thing's like chemical metal and re threading them. Just doesnt fill me with 100% confidence, Especially when it come to brakes
Ill quite happily send them down to you for a look over and get a quote. Ill probably let you sort them ( If Viable or possible ) , And save up to pay.
Ill quite happily send them down to you for a look over and get a quote. Ill probably let you sort them ( If Viable or possible ) , And save up to pay.
#12
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I would never use chemical metal on calipers , and especially where yours have corroded as its a critical area that needs strength , they will end up splitting if its gets worse , we would only weld in new aluminium and machine it back , then redrill the hole , which is quite a bit of work to do , and to get it right.
The drilling out bleed nipples or brake pipe ends is straight forward enough , but again I have seen someone else doing it with an electric hand drill ! only has to be slightly off line which it will be if your doing it by eye and the bleed nipple won't sit properly and will leak , we machine these on our CNC milling machine holding them with jigs we have made , its the proper way of doing it.
If you send them to us we have have a proper look at them and let you know if we can do them
Cheers Ian
The drilling out bleed nipples or brake pipe ends is straight forward enough , but again I have seen someone else doing it with an electric hand drill ! only has to be slightly off line which it will be if your doing it by eye and the bleed nipple won't sit properly and will leak , we machine these on our CNC milling machine holding them with jigs we have made , its the proper way of doing it.
If you send them to us we have have a proper look at them and let you know if we can do them
Cheers Ian
#13
Well considering there quite "Rareish" calipers and are probably worth it in the long run. Best to get the work done.
Weird how they have corroded so badly , must of been sitting for a long time.
Any idea "roughly" it would cost?? Dont want to be spending over £400 on repair's when i can get Brembo's for that price. But i'll be quite happy to send them down for you to have a look.
Fancy sending me a Pm with details please bud
Cheers
Tom
Weird how they have corroded so badly , must of been sitting for a long time.
Any idea "roughly" it would cost?? Dont want to be spending over £400 on repair's when i can get Brembo's for that price. But i'll be quite happy to send them down for you to have a look.
Fancy sending me a Pm with details please bud
Cheers
Tom
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