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964 Rear Caliper question
I went to order new pads recently and only just learned that having the early 964, means that front and rear pads are different... but that on a later 964, they utilise the same pads front and rear.
Does anyone know if the rear calipers from a later 964, are a direct bolt in for my early 964? Sorry if this is a repeat question, but after a half hour of searching couldn't quite find what I was after... (getting too old I guess) |
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v1 2 44mm pistons v2 4 28/30 pistons, these use the same pads as the front which is the same as 930 v3 4 30/34 pistons, these came on RS and t. and use the same pads as v2 the 4 piston rears( except the ones from a turbo) are a bolt on w/ the stock rotors. The down side of this is the f/r bias deteriorates, so a less aggressive or no p/v would be used |
OK, so V2 is what I need.
Awesome..now the hunt begins. |
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Here is what you have http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1494011012.jpg Here is 964 v2 http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1494011012.jpg here is what you have & v2 http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1494011012.jpg early RS looks the same as 964 v2, late 964RS looks the same as regular 993 rear early 964RS on left & late 964RS/993 on right http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1494011487.jpg |
very helpful...
so something like this listing should be good for my early 964? Straight bolt in and using same pads as front right? |
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w/ the 993 rears and stock fronts your bias goes to 1.547, ideal is a little lower ~1.491 but better than what you have now 1.643 or would have w/ v2 964 1.692 |
Thanks Bill.
I have ordered a set from LA Dismantlers.. Should be here in a couple weeks hopefully. Mike |
Calipers are here... just have to clean and inspect to see if they need new seals and/or pistons... To be sure, these 993 rear calipers have a 30mm and a 34mm piston right?
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Bill, thanks to you I now have a set of 993 rear calipers in my 964. Perfect fit and using the same pads as the front. Thank you.
Were the 993 front calipers an upgrade over 964? Here are some photos showing the comparison between my old rear calipers and the new ones. http://i1260.photobucket.com/albums/...psj363h1vq.jpg http://i1260.photobucket.com/albums/...pskjqmemgw.jpg http://i1260.photobucket.com/albums/...psa0x2ql4v.jpg |
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to fit 993 front calipers to a 964 first you need to decide which wheel carriers you will use 964 steel wheel carrier & obtain a caliper adapter from Rennline or VCI or such uses 928S4 32x304 rotor or 964t/RS steel wheel carrier, advantage no caliper adapter and use 928 S4 solid 32x304 rotors or 993 aluminum wheel carrier, advantage no caliper adapter, lighter and uses 993 32x304 drilled rotors or 993RS alumium wheel carrier, advantage no caliper adapter, lighter, uses 993 drilled 32x304 rotors and has bump steer compensation for very low cars +you will want to change the m/c and booster assembly to 993 964 to 993 ypu will need m/c 993.355.910.00 vac can 993.355.023.10 gasket 993.355.301.00 support 993.355.163.03 + 2x 10mm to 12mm brake line adapters, or have some custom lines made up BMW part number is 34-32-6-752-405. |
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