Looks fantastic! Keep the new calipers in the box. No need for them yet. The new rotors look good too.
Brake and caliper make over
I have new chrome rims as you may have seen. I had them on the car for a little while as a try out
but I wanted to wait until I replaced all the discs before putting them back on.
I have new calipers all round but I have NOT fitted them yet.
I have cleaned up my original ones and had to repaint the rear ones.
They have gone from this...... To this......
but I wanted to wait until I replaced all the discs before putting them back on.
I have new calipers all round but I have NOT fitted them yet.
I have cleaned up my original ones and had to repaint the rear ones.
They have gone from this...... To this......
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Very nice, once again Bob!
That is exactly what I thought. Also I thought get them while I canBullitt 736 said:Looks fantastic! Keep the new calipers in the box. No need for them yet. The new rotors look good too.
You might also think about buying some caliper rebuild kits and hanging onto them as well.
I know the rear rebuild kits are avail at our local US parts houses... The front Calipers however, I can only find them through Ford.
I rebuilt my fronts and resealed my rears. Then painted the caliper brackets black. Calipers are still red.
I rebuilt my fronts and resealed my rears. Then painted the caliper brackets black. Calipers are still red.
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