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Anybody knows these brake calipers.

What are these calipers for?
They are not the same as '81-'89 930 - see how the pad is held in pos.
What are they worth?

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Not the same, but certainly very close.

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They are supposed to be from a P-car.
Next questions will be:
What model?
What pistons installed in front caliper?
and rear?
What rotors is used with these?
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Hi,

they look like 917 calipers

if they are they will be wery expensive
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How can you see that?
I thought 917 brakes where with cooling fins.
What size wheels where 917 running?
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They are very similar to early 917 calipers. Nick Moss has a bunch of pics here

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What rotor sizes where used on the 917 or 908?
What brakepads where used? same as '81-'89 930? Looks smaller.
And the big Q: will they fit my car??????????
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You might want to contact Nick but as I recall he used 930 pads and rotors.
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Bill, nice link.
They are Girling, from P. 908/2, 917, also used on 2.5 ST, RS, RSR
The rest of my Q, is still unanswered.

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