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Author:  pash [ 17 Jun 2014 20:45 ]
Post subject:  Rear caliper to fit 1125 or XB/Tuber hidden bracket

Brembo copy caliper, brand new, with clips pin and pads...

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Did I say it was a copy?

£12 posted

Author:  Ron [ 02 Nov 2017 09:25 ]
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:old: did you get any interest?

Author:  pash [ 02 Nov 2017 09:27 ]
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I threw it away in the end.

It was really nasty...

Author:  rik [ 02 Nov 2017 15:47 ]
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pash wrote:
I threw it away in the end.

It was really nasty...

At least it would've been hidden... :coat:

Author:  FerrisBueller [ 02 Nov 2017 21:51 ]
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I refer you to my previous post about throwing away a part...

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=22084

Author:  pash [ 02 Nov 2017 21:56 ]
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Your exhaust was useful though...

And you wouldn’t post it...

Author:  FerrisBueller [ 03 Nov 2017 20:14 ]
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Well I didn't have a box, it was heavy, expensive to post, didn't want to take a day off to wait for courier collection, didn't want to drive to drop it off, and all that for a tenner that nobody was even prepared to pay for. Can't have been that useful if nobody replied for 10 months.

Anyway, what was so bad about the caliper? They're pretty simple things; I can't imagine there's that much difference between a Brembo and a copy, is there?

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 03 Nov 2017 23:23 ]
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Good brakes are important.
Anyone want to buy some used oilpump drive gears?

Author:  FerrisBueller [ 03 Nov 2017 23:41 ]
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TOPGUMM wrote:
Good brakes are important.


Yes they are. Doesn't really answer my question though.

Author:  nigelbread [ 04 Nov 2017 00:10 ]
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TOPGUMM wrote:
Good brakes are important.
Anyone want to buy some used oilpump drive gears?

price?

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 04 Nov 2017 08:26 ]
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lOl scrap value

Author:  TOPGUMM [ 04 Nov 2017 08:30 ]
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FerrisBueller wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
Good brakes are important.


Yes they are. Doesn't really answer my question though.


You wouldn`t sell/give anyone something that is fucked.

Author:  nigelbread [ 04 Nov 2017 08:43 ]
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TOPGUMM wrote:
FerrisBueller wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
Good brakes are important.


Yes they are. Doesn't really answer my question though.


You wouldn`t sell/give anyone something that is fucked.

the point was -
Brembo copy caliper, brand new, with clips pin and pads...
Would be interesting to know what was wrong other than perhaps poor quality finish?

Low grade chrome on pistons, poor machining of cylinder, ?
and no would not fit a worn or faulty part!

Author:  nigelbread [ 04 Nov 2017 08:49 ]
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TOPGUMM wrote:
lOl scrap value


to expensive for me, post cost would really kill it.

Author:  pash [ 04 Nov 2017 09:23 ]
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nigelbread wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
FerrisBueller wrote:
TOPGUMM wrote:
Good brakes are important.


Yes they are. Doesn't really answer my question though.


You wouldn`t sell/give anyone something that is fucked.

the point was -
Brembo copy caliper, brand new, with clips pin and pads...
Would be interesting to know what was wrong other than perhaps poor quality finish?

Low grade chrome on pistons, poor machining of cylinder, ?
and no would not fit a worn or faulty part!


Biggest thing is that the Brembo has anodised aluminium pistons, the copy has plated steel. The pin arrangement didn’t have the design finesse of the Brembo. The seals had lots of flashing from the mould.

A good brake is a pleasure to behold (as anyone with one of mine overhauled P32s will hopefully agree), I just looked at this one and decided it couldn’t function as well as a Brembo.

If you need more evidence Nigel, get yourself one and compare to a P32F, it wouldn’t be hard to put a better review together than mine...

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