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s vs m

Will s calipers bolt on to a stock 73 e car? Thanks

Old 01-06-2010, 02:41 PM
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S have different mount spacing than the M.

PMB sells a S type of caliper that fits the M spacing

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The source I checked said the E came standard with the "comfort package" which included aluminum calipers--those would be S calipers. To be certain, measure the mounting holes on your E and see if the spacing is 3.5".
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If the E has the correct spacing, it would already have the S calipers in most cases. Only an A caliper would fit otherwise. The M caliper would have a 7mm (1/4") spacer in the center. An S caliper is aluminum with compensating line, and the A caliper would have no spacer between the halves.
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Thanks guys

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