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Old 08-18-05, 02:58 PM
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caliper?

well i just found out my brake caliper on the front driver side is szed so i was thinking of buying all four new or used rotor from 99 or up rx7.. has any1 had any problem wit the calipers off 99rx7? any help would be appericate it alot
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As long as you have 17" wheels, you can run the 99-setup at all four corners with no issues. It's a great setup and there is a lot of information about these brakes on the forum.

I am (will be) running Stoptech brakes up front with the 99+ rears.
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omg, my rear caliper siezed last week too... and i am from vancouver too! must be the road here~~ hahaa

anyways, i just traded mine at lordco for a "rebuilt" one, looks pretty good i have to say~
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I thought between the fc and fd the calipers were the same but the rotor hat has a different offset.
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Not true, but the TII front calipers DO use the same pad shape as the FD calipers.
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hey rynberg how come you have to have 17inch rims for it? and how much do these calipers cost?
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Originally Posted by newdesides
omg, my rear caliper siezed last week too... and i am from vancouver too! must be the road here~~ hahaa

anyways, i just traded mine at lordco for a "rebuilt" one, looks pretty good i have to say~

ya right where u locted in vancouver maybe we should meet up some time soon!!
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hello any1
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the calliper sticks out farther than stock 93-95 so u have to have 17" wheels to fit them inside.
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oh k thanks! do you know how much they run for?
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Originally Posted by RX7Crazy_84
ya right where u locted in vancouver maybe we should meet up some time soon!!
I wonder how many FD owners here from Vancouver...
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Originally Posted by RX7Crazy_84
oh k thanks! do you know how much they run for?
About $330 per caliper front (and you'll need the rotors too):

http://www.rx7store.net/category_s/52.htm
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Originally Posted by raiden
I wonder how many FD owners here from Vancouver...

quite a lot i think, however most of us FD owners in Vancouver are quite stealthy...
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Yuck they aren't even powdercoated. I would just opt for a big brake kit or the RZ calipers.
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alright thanks guys!! newdesides which part of vancouver are u from
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You can also rebuild the stock calipers for much much less
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yaa its alright i got this problem fixed already
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Hey, i'm in Richmond, give me a pm and we can talk there and let this thread die.
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