Full Version: 914/4 vs. 914/6 rear calipers...
Is there a significant difference between 914/4 rear braker calipers and 914/6 calipers? Can they be interchanged?
They can be swapped as a pair, but you might change the brake balance.
The 914/6 uses 38mm pistons vs the 914/4 33mm pistons.
The 914/6 uses the same size pads as the 914/4 does on the front, but requires the large hole for the large pin.
Naturally, the 914/6 rear caliper is larger than the 914/4 variety, but does look similar.
914/4Click to view attachment
914/6Click to view attachment
note the lack of a rib on the back side of the 914/6 caliper
The 914/6 uses 38mm pistons vs the 914/4 33mm pistons.
The 914/6 uses the same size pads as the 914/4 does on the front, but requires the large hole for the large pin.
Naturally, the 914/6 rear caliper is larger than the 914/4 variety, but does look similar.
914/4Click to view attachment
914/6Click to view attachment
note the lack of a rib on the back side of the 914/6 caliper
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The 914/6 uses 38mm pistons vs the 914/4 33mm pistons.
The 914/6 uses the same size pads as the 914/4 does on the front, but requires the large hole for the large pin.
Naturally, the 914/6 rear caliper is larger than the 914/4 variety, but does look similar.
The 914/6 uses the same size pads as the 914/4 does on the front, but requires the large hole for the large pin.
Naturally, the 914/6 rear caliper is larger than the 914/4 variety, but does look similar.
...all that and about $1,250.00
QUOTE(Eric_Shea @ May 18 2008, 06:15 PM) 
...all that and about $1,250.00
...oh, at least...and providing you can find someone willing to part with them.
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