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87S4 01-07-2010 04:51 PM

S4 Caliper Interchange question
 
Any chance 1990 gts calipers work for a 87s4? Yes Im still searching for front calipers.Thanks

Fabio421 01-07-2010 07:37 PM

There were no GTS' in 1990. Maybe you mean GT? And yes, they are the same. GTS front calipers are bigger than S4/GT calipers. They are the same as the famed "big reds" only they came in black.

87S4 01-07-2010 08:20 PM

calipers
 
grrrrrr I hate being confused:mad: lol, the owner..well part seller stated a 90 gts..a 1990 by vin with gts stickers...btw thanks for your reply, Amber SmileWavy

rhjames 01-07-2010 08:57 PM

unless you are tracking the car, you probably won't notice the difference between the S4 calipers and the larger GTS units.

there are some better qualities with the GTS (big reds), just like 6 piston calipers (with corresponding larger rotors) on many newer super cars.

question is....when or are you going to use them to their full potential? will this justify the added expense of the change-out?

something to think about......;)

--R

87S4 01-08-2010 09:47 AM

calipers
 
Hi there, my fronts are frozen and Im just in need of replacements. I did purchase the set and awaiting arrival :).

rhjames 01-08-2010 01:23 PM

frozen......

I could suggest moving south but.......:rolleyes:


at any rate, you should have no issues with replacements from S4 thru GTS, as long as they are mated to the corresponding rotor size.

there are caliper "piston size" differences between the different my and models, but this should not deter you from installing them on your car.

--R

XLR8928 01-09-2010 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhjames (Post 5114612)
frozen......

I could suggest moving south but.......:rolleyes:


at any rate, you should have no issues with replacements from S4 thru GTS, as long as they are mated to the corresponding rotor size.

there are caliper "piston size" differences between the different my and models, but this should not deter you from installing them on your car.

--R

Have you been following the weather reports? The south is getting blasted.
He'll never get those calipers thawn out. Here in So. Nevada, we were a balmy
65 degress today.:cool:

87S4 01-09-2010 03:54 PM

frozen?????? In Canada ????? Naaaaaaa
 
Theres about a 50 sq mile part of Canada that rarely gets snow or cold in the winter, thats where I live :). The southern tip of Vancouver island is about 75 miles north west of Seattle..Today 50 and sunny.
If any of you watch the winter olympics coming up in Feb, thats where im from SmileWavy

Danglerb 01-09-2010 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 87S4 (Post 5113338)
grrrrrr I hate being confused:mad: lol, the owner..well part seller stated a 90 gts..a 1990 by vin with gts stickers...btw thanks for your reply, Amber SmileWavy

Sounds like the seller doesn't have a clue about the parts, might be a good idea to post detailed pictures before you get too carried away installing them.

Whatca going to do with your old now worthless brakes? ;) In my never ending quest to try rebuilding everything I can find new, I might take a swing at them, send me a PM if you sell them.

87S4 01-09-2010 05:18 PM

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The calipers are from a 90 gt, I guess the parter not being a Porsche guy just assumed it was a gts (there was a gts sticker on the bumper) and as for my old ones I would be willing to give them up for shipping and maybe a heater motor lol should you have or know of one


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