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Aaron Cox
plz?

thank you. trying to show someone...
redshift
i have been denied by

AAron Cox
skline
Sure. Hold please.............................................................................................................................................
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (skline @ May 10 2005, 08:33 PM)
Sure. Hold please.............................................................................................................................................

yes operator smile.gif
SLITS
One ringy dingy, two ringy dingy, snort***snort, three reingy dingy.....
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (SLITS @ May 10 2005, 08:39 PM)
One ringy dingy, two ringy dingy, snort***snort, three reingy dingy.....

rons pace maker is going off! medic...we need a medic!
GWN7
Medic.....sure hang on I have a tape...............

One a two a three............Ooops...that's the wrong tape....dam Jane Fonda workout....


Aaron Cox
and then?
GWN7
I think he passed.......I did find my Eddie and the Crusiers tape tho.....so some good came out of this.... ohmy.gif
skline
Here is a picture of a nice fitting Tee biggrin.gif
skline
Sorry, wrong pic, try this one. biggrin.gif
redshift
My mom is out again... must be dinner time for someone.


M
Mueller
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skline
QUOTE (Mueller @ May 10 2005, 09:03 PM)
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That is the one I was trying to find, they actually do make that for real. I looked but never found them.
Joe Bob
Mmmmm, brass nipples make me HOT.....
Aaron Cox
where can you buy that adapter?

BTW- did you have to mod the caliper to clear your rim scott?
GWN7
You would need two if your only doing 1/2 your car wink.gif
Mueller
here is the drawing for it...not too hard to make at all........

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skline
QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ May 10 2005, 09:08 PM)
where can you buy that adapter?

BTW- did you have to mod the caliper to clear your rim scott?

Yeah, I did it after I painted them too. So I had to go back and repaint them. I got the T fittings from Kymco down here in Costa Mesa, you can probably get them at any VDub place. Kymco charged me like 9 bucks each as opposed to someone telling me they were only 5 each.
skline
QUOTE (Mueller @ May 10 2005, 09:11 PM)
here is the drawing for it...not too hard to make at all........

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Mike, since you have it all right there, why dont you make up a few dozen and sell them. I would take a couple of them. I am pretty sure Aaron will too and maybe Bernbomb as he runs the same calipers on his car.
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (skline @ May 10 2005, 09:13 PM)
QUOTE (Mueller @ May 10 2005, 09:11 PM)
here is the drawing for it...not too hard to make at all........

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Mike, since you have it all right there, why dont you make up a few dozen and sell them. I would take a couple of them. I am pretty sure Aaron will too and maybe Bernbomb as he runs the same calipers on his car.

and bruge GWN7 and brando for sure smile.gif

mike. make them.
Mueller
lemme price up the material...they should be pretty cheap.....
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (Mueller @ May 10 2005, 09:21 PM)
lemme price up the material...they should be pretty cheap.....

Brass? AL? steel?
skline
I would think brass since the T fittings I have are brass.
rick 918-S
Mike will they fit BMW 2002 units? This is my setup. I would like a set of those if they fit....
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (rick 918-S @ May 10 2005, 09:33 PM)
Mike will they fit BMW 2002 units? This is my setup. I would like a set of those if they fit....

volvos are a tad bigger than the 2002 units.

you could measure them smile.gif
rick 918-S
QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ May 10 2005, 08:39 PM)
QUOTE (rick 918-S @ May 10 2005, 09:33 PM)
Mike will they fit BMW 2002 units? This is my setup. I would like a set of those if they fit....

volvos are a tad bigger than the 2002 units.

you could measure them smile.gif

The Volvo units are very much bigger than the BMW units. And a lot heavier. I'll try to get out in the shop tomorrow sometime and measure them.

I have 15" wheels and no clearance issues. (disclaimer, I'm running spacers) I was attempting to upgrade to a 4 piston unit without increasing the unsprung wieght. These were a direct fit without the pad over hang issues and machine work needed for the BMW 320 units.
dlo914
for these volvo calipers are they the ATE or GIRLING types?
Verruckt
Whachya gonna do with that oval window? biggrin.gif

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rick 918-S
QUOTE (Verruckt @ May 11 2005, 04:08 AM)
Whachya gonna do with that oval window?  :D


This summers project for the 15 yr old. Rat rod with a carb'd type IV.
Verruckt
QUOTE (rick 918-S @ May 11 2005, 07:01 AM)
QUOTE (Verruckt @ May 11 2005, 04:08 AM)
Whachya gonna do with that oval window?  :D


This summers project for the 15 yr old. Rat rod with a carb'd type IV.

SCHWEET!!!

How bout adopting a 35 year old? cool_shades.gif
Aaron Cox
dan,


believe they are girlings......

see what AZ price youcan get smile.gif
skline
Mine are ATE, they are for the vented rotors, maybe the non vented are Girling.
SLITS
QUOTE (skline @ May 11 2005, 10:51 AM)
Mine are ATE, they are for the vented rotors, maybe the non vented are Girling.

Depends upon year and model fitted to:

160 Series.....ATE (Vented Rotor)....'72-'75
Girling (Soild Rotor)....'67-'74

240/260.....Girling Solid Rotor.....'75-87
Girling Vented Rotor.....'75-'87
ATE Solid Rotor.......'75
ATE Vented Rotor.....'75



Good luck on your choice..................
TravisNeff
Girling for solid rotors are for 914 struts.

http://www.fcpgroton.com/volvo240brake.htm#calipers

Aaron Cox
scott/ron

which one for 3" spacing and vented rotors?
Aaron Cox
AND BTW- hawk racing makes pads for these calipers smile.gif 50 bucks a set biggrin.gif
SLITS
QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ May 11 2005, 12:27 PM)
scott/ron

which one for 3" spacing and vented rotors?

3" spacing

Solid Rotor....'75-'87 Volvo 240/260 Girling

Vented Rotor...'75-'93 Volvo 240/260 Girling

Have not measured the ATEs as yet, but should be the same.

And if you have 911 struts don't you want 3.5" spacing ?

Solid rotor...BMW(whatever), Bavaria...'71-'77
dlo914
QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ May 11 2005, 09:50 AM)
dan,


believe they are girlings......

see what AZ price youcan get smile.gif

ive got them priced at $60 a piece w/ a lifetime gurantee & prolly $30 for some good brakes w/ a lifetime gurantee...
SLITS
$60 for loaded and $30 for unloaded?
dlo914
QUOTE (SLITS @ May 11 2005, 02:50 PM)
$60 for loaded and $30 for unloaded?

$60 for unloaded 4-Piston Units...
SLITS
http://www.fcpgroton.com/volvo240brake.htm#calipers

Check the link above that was posted....$60 each loaded (yeh, they want a $25 core and shipping).
dlo914
i will admit that's a better price, but the shipping of the cores wouldnt be so nice. i'd prefer having a lifetime warranty. Autozone price and 20% employee discount biggrin.gif
TravisNeff
Well for the solid 914 rotor guys, they have brand new girlings for $69 and no cores.
dlo914
BAH that stupid link didnt work...here's a screenshot
dlo914
QUOTE (Travis Neff @ May 11 2005, 03:15 PM)
Well for the solid 914 rotor guys, they have brand new girlings for $69 and no cores.

where at?
SLITS
FENCO (Fenwick) is a rebuilder out of Canada

ARI (American Remanufacturers, Inc..old ACEI) is out of Anaheim, CA.
dlo914
QUOTE (SLITS @ May 11 2005, 03:43 PM)
FENCO (Fenwick) is a rebuilder out of Canada

ARI (American Remanufacturers, Inc..old ACEI) is out of Anaheim, CA.

ron, either one any good?
SLITS
I'd prolly go with ARI (my apologies to the Canucks) based on business experience.

ARI down here does calipers, boosters and CVs. Their name (before acquisition) was Automotive Caliper Exchange, Inc (ACEI).

Fenco does everything in their Canadian location.

If you can afford new...get new!
Aaron Cox
rebuild kits for girling calipers are 23 bucks a pair... smile.gif

im so stoked.... wink.gif

and ron. i have mcaliper 3" struts
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