D Dave Well-Known Member Joined Apr 6, 2010 Messages 382 May 5, 2017 #1 Any idea on caliper prices (front) from the dealer? Mine are all seized up again, so investigating new to save a bunch of messy work.
Any idea on caliper prices (front) from the dealer? Mine are all seized up again, so investigating new to save a bunch of messy work.
karl webster Well-Known Member Supporter Guru Joined May 20, 2010 Messages 5,822 May 5, 2017 #2 There's a company who refurb them at good money mate. I could get a new price but I'm sure they are around £350 each. I had a friend refurb a set for me and the Pistons etc were around £130.
There's a company who refurb them at good money mate. I could get a new price but I'm sure they are around £350 each. I had a friend refurb a set for me and the Pistons etc were around £130.
flint Well-Known Member Supporter Joined Mar 11, 2014 Messages 1,506 May 5, 2017 #3 Big Red get good reports for refurb if you don't fancy doing it yourself. http://www.biggred.co.uk
Shayne Well-Known Member Guru Joined Feb 2, 2013 Messages 17,172 May 5, 2017 #4 for Biggred i just got my second set done for £215 i think it was .
karl webster Well-Known Member Supporter Guru Joined May 20, 2010 Messages 5,822 May 5, 2017 #5 flint said: Big Red get good reports for refurb if you don't fancy doing it yourself. http://www.biggred.co.uk Click to expand... Yep. That's the guys
flint said: Big Red get good reports for refurb if you don't fancy doing it yourself. http://www.biggred.co.uk Click to expand... Yep. That's the guys
D Dave Well-Known Member Joined Apr 6, 2010 Messages 382 May 5, 2017 #6 But I'm in sweden, so shipping heavy old lumps of iron around is usually prohibitive. So thought I'd try new and job done without messing around.
But I'm in sweden, so shipping heavy old lumps of iron around is usually prohibitive. So thought I'd try new and job done without messing around.
Shayne Well-Known Member Guru Joined Feb 2, 2013 Messages 17,172 May 5, 2017 #7 Must wonder how a genuine caliper can be any better than an aftermarket one which likely sells at one third of the price ?
Must wonder how a genuine caliper can be any better than an aftermarket one which likely sells at one third of the price ?
chapel gate Well-Known Member Supporter Promoted Company Joined May 26, 2014 Messages 4,811 Country Flag May 5, 2017 #8 Shayne said: Must wonder how a genuine caliper can be any better than an aftermarket one which likely sells at one third of the price ? Click to expand... I thought the same about a clutch pedal rubber i bought from milners, surely they cant get this wrong? I told myself. It lasted 2 months, genuine fine after 2 years..
Shayne said: Must wonder how a genuine caliper can be any better than an aftermarket one which likely sells at one third of the price ? Click to expand... I thought the same about a clutch pedal rubber i bought from milners, surely they cant get this wrong? I told myself. It lasted 2 months, genuine fine after 2 years..
frank rabbets Well-Known Member Guru Joined Mar 1, 2010 Messages 5,685 May 5, 2017 #9 My Montego pedal rubbers lasted about the same time CG. The Audi ones were original and almost unworn after 245,000 miles.
My Montego pedal rubbers lasted about the same time CG. The Audi ones were original and almost unworn after 245,000 miles.
stumog Well-Known Member Joined Oct 3, 2012 Messages 3,862 Country Flag May 5, 2017 #10 They are very easy to rebuild your self. You would be made to buy new if the pistons are ok