Anyone know where i can find some calipers?
branman_crx_guy
11-23-2002, 08:46 PM
Hello, I'm lookin to redo my brakes (for those of u who havent heard). I want to do the rear disc swap and i read u should get new calipers. So i went to nopi to check prices and i found each side rear caliper for $60, not bad. Then i noticed each one's core charge: $70 each!!! Thats freaking crazy, its more expensive than the calipers themselves. So basically i wanna know is do i really need new calipers and if so, can i find them with a cheaper core charge? Thanx in advance.
gunnmen01
11-23-2002, 09:01 PM
Try a local parts store, they may be cheaper.... and try the the junkyard where you buy the trailing arms, they may sell/give you the calipersthat were on the t. arms. If those calipers dont work they would make good cores atleast...
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branman_crx_guy
11-23-2002, 09:09 PM
Ok, lets say i get the calipers, how would i go about sending them in? Would i have to package it and send it b4 i get the new ones, or afterward? I really have no idea how core charges work.
kris
11-23-2002, 09:17 PM
Originally posted by branman_crx_guy
Ok, lets say i get the calipers, how would i go about sending them in? Would i have to package it and send it b4 i get the new ones, or afterward? I really have no idea how core charges work.
after
Ok, lets say i get the calipers, how would i go about sending them in? Would i have to package it and send it b4 i get the new ones, or afterward? I really have no idea how core charges work.
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FourthGenHatch
11-23-2002, 11:07 PM
Dude any auto parts stores wil have them. Pep Boys (maybe you should stay away), Autozone, Napa, whatever. All should have them. It will cost you like $300 for them, but then just bring the old ones back and they will give you like $150 back. If you don't have old ones guy buy some at a junkyard for $10 each and return those in the boxes.
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