odd brake question
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odd brake question
so i bought my 85 FB from a guy two falls ago and he had said that he put some new calipers on it because the old ones were shot. i didn't think to ask him what calipers went onto it and he wont return my emails to help me out. here comes the weird part that keeps me from buying the pads made for our cars. the calipers have a Mitsubishi symbol on them with a 2005 casting number. does anyone know what car these calipers came from? i reallyyyy need new pads before the rotors go bad.
thanks alot!
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An actual Mitsubishi logo (a triangle of three 4-pointed diamonds) or a triangle of three triangles?
I've been trying to ID that triangle-of-triangles logo for a long time - - very common on brake parts across brands and years - - but it's not a Mitsubishi logo as far as I've been able to tell. Best info I've found so far is that it is the logo of the UK Ministry of Transport.
(From a 1980 caliper)
I've been trying to ID that triangle-of-triangles logo for a long time - - very common on brake parts across brands and years - - but it's not a Mitsubishi logo as far as I've been able to tell. Best info I've found so far is that it is the logo of the UK Ministry of Transport.
(From a 1980 caliper)
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An actual Mitsubishi logo (a triangle of three 4-pointed diamonds) or a triangle of three triangles?
I've been trying to ID that triangle-of-triangles logo for a long time - - very common on brake parts across brands and years - - but it's not a Mitsubishi logo as far as I've been able to tell. Best info I've found so far is that it is the logo of the UK Ministry of Transport.
(From a 1980 caliper)
I've been trying to ID that triangle-of-triangles logo for a long time - - very common on brake parts across brands and years - - but it's not a Mitsubishi logo as far as I've been able to tell. Best info I've found so far is that it is the logo of the UK Ministry of Transport.
(From a 1980 caliper)
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thanks guys, after comparing your picture, and input with my car i have decided that they are stock. they were just to shiny for me to believe it at first haha
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Normally, it's not a bad idea to first remove the minor part(s) your replacing and bring them with you to the store. That way, you can compare them at the counter, avioding mistakes and wasted time running back to return wrong parts. Of course, if this is your only vehicle, that can be difficult.
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Check it out:
http://www.oemgz.com/en/data-detail.asp?id=4
Mystery solved.
Credit to J9FD2SA for pointing to Akebono... then some searching linked them to their old logo.
http://www.oemgz.com/en/data-detail.asp?id=4
Mystery solved.
Credit to J9FD2SA for pointing to Akebono... then some searching linked them to their old logo.
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