Value of biggest brembo calipars/rotors all four corners with RUF insignia?
 

These 20 years ago were black with RUF insignia in red. At the time, I bead blasted them, painted them in high temp red and replicated the RUF insignia in white. I also filled the calipers up full with ATF to insure no rust inside. When RUF car was dismantled, by myself, it had only 8k km or 5k miles. The rotors and pads show that, and they were easy miles I.e. they all look like almost new. Also comes with mounting hardware etc etc. I can take pix tomorrow and will post a few pix. These brakes are on an 89 MY car that had a complete BTR engine conversion including total components for the entire car.

Thanx to everyone for any help on value,

bernard

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250 thousand





Yen

250,000 yen equates to 2,213 USD at current exchange rate. I think amg463 may have pegged this one? That sounds a bit right in my opinion. With all the RUF bull****, which is true, they are only big 928 front calipers on all four corners on a turbo 89 MY 911? They are in good condition, and with a little extra effort on appearance? Any other opinions? Is this the final value on this forum?

Much obliged for any secondary opinions from this group,

bernard

Adding the disks and hats will add to the value if you still have them.

If you didn't read the first post, value includes rotors etc. etc. anything to do with brakes in photos all four corners, which all four corners aren't photographed. What isn't included is suspension arms, struts etc. Bolts, mounts etc. Included in the set, for valuation

Thank you for the input,

bernard

I was thinking $3,500 is where I would start.