Front and Rear Brake Calipers (92 SC300)
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Front and Rear Brake Calipers (92 SC300)
Guys ,
I have a question. I'm fixing to have to do brakes on my 92 SC300. I've added aftermarket wheels so my calipers look like crap. I'd like to bead blast my calipers and paint my calipers with VHT silver paint. My question is this.
I'd like to go ahead and have the calipers done before I take my car to have the brake job done. So, what's the most economical solution.
Buy a used set of calipers-bead blast-paint-rebuild with caliper kits.
Buy rebuilt calipers-paint-install.
I don't want to do the LS upgrade or Supra brakes. I did this on my old SC400 but left it with the guy a couple of days. I don't have that luxury this time so I need to give him pads, rotors and calipers. If anyone has a source for "good" rebuilt calipers please let me know. I'm seeing them range from $60.00 each to $100.00 eeach. Here's a pic of when I did my SC400.
Thanks,
Shane
I have a question. I'm fixing to have to do brakes on my 92 SC300. I've added aftermarket wheels so my calipers look like crap. I'd like to bead blast my calipers and paint my calipers with VHT silver paint. My question is this.
I'd like to go ahead and have the calipers done before I take my car to have the brake job done. So, what's the most economical solution.
Buy a used set of calipers-bead blast-paint-rebuild with caliper kits.
Buy rebuilt calipers-paint-install.
I don't want to do the LS upgrade or Supra brakes. I did this on my old SC400 but left it with the guy a couple of days. I don't have that luxury this time so I need to give him pads, rotors and calipers. If anyone has a source for "good" rebuilt calipers please let me know. I'm seeing them range from $60.00 each to $100.00 eeach. Here's a pic of when I did my SC400.
Thanks,
Shane
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imo. it'll be a lot easier for you to park the car at your place. remove the calipers. clean them and paint them. all together, it will take you about 3-4 hours max including painting it and letting it dry. i was able to replace my calipers, rotors, and pads in less than 30 minutes. minus the time it took to bleed the brakes.
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