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930 Turbo Caliper rebuild kits

I am having trouble locating front and rear rebuild kits for late model 930 calipers - any suggestions are welcome.

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Old 07-23-2003, 03:24 AM
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I got mine for 70$ from local Porsche dealer (front brakes only)...sold them to Thom "widebody911" as i found out that it was corroding guide-plates that were making problems and not gaskets themselves. Why do you rebuilding? Torn boots?
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HI Beep - no just purchased the calipers and do not know their origin or history hence safer to do a rebuild now.
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997 C4 Cabriolet - Basalt Black
86 Turbo Body 911 Cab - Many Mods

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97 993TT: PSS9, CarGraphic Exhaust
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Hmm....i recomend you to pop the pistons first, clean and inspect bores and call it a day if you don't find any scratches or torn dust-shields.

Even Thom (who rebuild hos brakes with my old kit) found out it wasn't the pistons but wheel-alignment that was making problems.


They don't fail so often.
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Good advice - and time I purchased a compressor.

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997 C4 Cabriolet - Basalt Black
86 Turbo Body 911 Cab - Many Mods

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97 993TT: PSS9, CarGraphic Exhaust
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