Full Version: NOS Alfa Brembo Aluminum 3" Calipers
Found some NOS Alfa calipers. Anybody need some? Going to be about $650 a pair.
WOW, NICE !
Modified for vented rotors?
QUOTE(B2524 @ Mar 22 2020, 01:04 PM) 
Modified for vented rotors?
Intersted. When you say NOS -- How old? Are the seals good or will they be dry and brittle from sitting 30 years? Previously installed on any other car? I'd want the version for solid rotors. Looking for stright up bolt on for 3" struts.
These are for vented rotors. To the best of my knowledge none were made for solid rotors. Guessing you could take out spacers and use new bolts. Brand new parts , no way of knowing manufacture date. Parts are not in US.
QUOTE(914Sixer @ Mar 22 2020, 04:38 PM)
To the best of my knowledge none were made for solid rotors.
Thanks Mark. Looks I have more research to do, for some reason I though they had a caliper for solid rotors.
excellent price. I bet they will be gone quickly on earlySreg
QUOTE(mepstein @ Mar 22 2020, 05:34 PM)
excellent price. I bet they will be gone quickly on earlySreg
very interested, how soon will they be available?
@Superhawk996
@914Sixer
Mar 22 2020, 01:38 PM' post='2796516']
These are for vented rotors. To the best of my knowledge none were made for solid rotors. Guessing you could take out spacers and use new bolts. Brand new parts , no way of knowing manufacture date. Parts are not in US.
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Seal kits are cheap and easy to install.
Yes you can remove the spacers for use on solid rotors but may need shorter bolts as they use partially threaded bolts. With spacers removed the short bolts work in place of the long bolts. Bolts a common cap head 12.8 grade bolt.
I think these only work on late struts unless you machine the ears.
@914Sixer
Mar 22 2020, 01:38 PM' post='2796516']
These are for vented rotors. To the best of my knowledge none were made for solid rotors. Guessing you could take out spacers and use new bolts. Brand new parts , no way of knowing manufacture date. Parts are not in US.
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Seal kits are cheap and easy to install.
Yes you can remove the spacers for use on solid rotors but may need shorter bolts as they use partially threaded bolts. With spacers removed the short bolts work in place of the long bolts. Bolts a common cap head 12.8 grade bolt.
I think these only work on late struts unless you machine the ears.
[quote name='bdstone914' date='Mar 22 2020, 08:20 PM' post='2796585']
@bdstone914
Thanks - Maybe that is what I saw somewhere. Good point on the seals. If the caliper had to be split to remove the spacer, at that point the seals are a cinch to replace.
@bdstone914
Thanks - Maybe that is what I saw somewhere. Good point on the seals. If the caliper had to be split to remove the spacer, at that point the seals are a cinch to replace.
Any idea who makes these? Or where?
They don’t say Brembo.
They don’t say Brembo.
@B2524
date='Mar 22 2020, 06:14 PM' post='2796598']
Any idea who makes these? Or where?
They don’t say Brembo.
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Some of the Alfa calipers do not have Brembo on them.
date='Mar 22 2020, 06:14 PM' post='2796598']
Any idea who makes these? Or where?
They don’t say Brembo.
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Some of the Alfa calipers do not have Brembo on them.
But Brembo made them. It is a great price.
But Brembo made them. It is a great price.
Deal fell through, not able to purchase.
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