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Identify this caliper
I picked this caliper up along with a bunch of other parts from a fellow that had raced. Any idea what it is from? It is not quite like any "S" caliper I have.
  
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02-07-2007, 07:56 PM
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Looks like an early racing caliper with 'quick-change' retaining pins for the pads ...
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02-07-2007, 08:30 PM
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It turns out to be a 1968 908 caliper, one of the earliest version used. There is an effort underway to recreate this caliper if anyone is interested.
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Calipers ...
I found these fitted to my '73 911E, don't know whether it adds anything to the knowledge base.
The car had been used for rallying in New Zealand.. DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker • View topic - Front caliper identification - 911E 1973 |
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