I'm feeling out my source for rear caliper e-brake rebuild kits. These kits are the most complete I have found so far. If you're interested post here. I spoke with the supplier yesterday morning. He thinks he'll be able to get them for $35 each + shipping and packaging from me. I need to confirm that this price is per caliper when I call him back next week. So far I have the following people interested:
Special_K
krk
Lawrence
jlb914@comcast.net
6fahrer
Mikey
ArtechnikA
Put me on the list.
Thanks
Me too!
Carlos
ditto that for me..put me on.
Jim
Would the kits include all the "O" rings and a new adjustment screw?
Sorry Mark, I got a set on the way from guy in Tenn., I had to have mine ASAP to get this car on the road. But thanks for the offer, I'm sure you'll have plenty of takers!
OK, guys. This is a request for a public education. I ask for a public education because I know that some other folks here are almost as dim-witted as I am.
Burger-boy says that on his group buy, the price for a kit will be $35+. I'm sure that it will take a little time to pull this together.
On the other hand, PK has kits in stock and vouches for their completeness.
Unless there is a considerable price difference, why re-invent the wheel?
I'd like to buy a clue.
Is the price a secret?
Here's the deal. If we can find a supplier who has a complete kit for cheap then great. But there is a serious lack of real proof about the completeness of the kits. I even neglected to take a picture of the kit I got before I started installing. I'm sending a PM to Special_K to have him take a picture of his and I'll order one from my place as soon as I can and take a picture of it. Supposedly Pelican has kits and I'm going to follow up with them next week. Wasn't there somebody on the board who worked at a Porsche dealer?
I'm interested in enough kits for 6 calipers...
How much is the final cost?
PK... what's your's run?
I would also be interested.
-Britain
EDITED POST - The four cylinder caliper kits do no include the small pad pin retaining pins, the 914-6 kits do however have the retaining pins.
OK here is a 914-4 rear caliper kit. My instructions are not shown.
PK
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Here is the 914-6 kit.
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After further consideration, and seeing that other parts suppliers do post prices on their website (and I don't have time or resources to have a website for the shop); here are the prices for the rear caliper kits.
914-4 $23
914-6 $32
After checking what I've got in stock, I have one more pair of 914-4's and one single 914-6 kit. I'm going to wait a couple days before I order more, so PM me if you want any.
PK
Put me on the list for a set
I FINALLY got my hands on a rebuild kit. Here's what they look like! The fat black seal and the copper "freeze plug" are the gems of this kit. It's funny, right after I started this thread my ebrake lever started leaking bad. Now I can fix it. These kits are not cheap and unfortunately are very hard to get. There is a very limited quantity available. Price shipped to your door is $55 per kit. So you need 2 kits per car.
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Mark,
Will you still be offering these? If so, put me down for a pair and let us know how to make payment and arrange shipping.
One of my rear calipers has a weepy e-brake lever seal.
Thanks.
So... does this mean you got the kits? (it would be nice to have non-leaky rear brakes on the /6 ;-))
kim.
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