YOUR RESEARCHBrake Split 911sc
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I've decided to refurbish my 1980 911sc front brake calipers and was going to split them and recoat. Before I do this I wanted to make sure I can get the 1/2 seals x 8 per caliper. Does anyone no where you can purchase the crossover seals for the ATE Type A caliper locally?
I purchased mine from AutoHaus
Just refurbed mine, seal kit is cheap but the square "O" rings at $3 a pop are the worlds most expensive.
Landed the worlds most expensive o-ring's from Auto Haus 🙂 thanks everyone.
Have you the correct Ribe bit? https://pmbperformance.com/pages/the-ultimate-brake-caliper-restoration-guide
thanks for the reminder on the Ribe and that link.
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