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| tp_reading |
 Sep 1 2015, 01:41 AM
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These calipers are fitted to my 914-6 but I cant see any serial numbers on them. Might anyone recognise what car they originally came from. The previous owner is sure that they are Porsche. Thanks, Tony. |
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| mepstein |
Sep 2 2015, 04:38 AM
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Buy Chris folleys/tangerine racing, 911 ebrake conversion. It's $120 for the kit. You source the 911 ebrake and have the kit welded on. It's a very small package so shipping is cheap, the welding and mods are minimal, 911 ebrake parts are easy to source, and you can use the calipers you have instead of pricey 914-6.
Or buy 914-6 calipers from pmbperformance. $1000 gets you his excellent reproductions. If you want the origional calipers for your car, Eric/ Pmb often has a set but you will have to call him and ask. Probably around $2000 if in stock. Either of these solutions will give you excellent results. Ps. Return the brembos. |
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tp_reading What calipers are these? Sep 1 2015, 01:41 AM
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