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mechanical_repairs

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Fully repainted caliper's in a choice of colours that suit you, these have been fully stripped and rebuilt, any parts that need to be replaced have been, i sell these as a pair of caliper's in your choice of colour and the rear brake slider for the rear caliper's is included too.

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Posted 13th Oct 2009 at 18:18

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Can I ask what you use to strip them to bare metal please?
Just I have a spare set which I'm doing and so far I've used wire-brushes and a dremel to get the worst bits off then dunking in vinegar.

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Posted 8th Nov 2008 at 17:53

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nytram wrote:

Can I ask what you use to strip them to bare metal please?
Just I have a spare set which I'm doing and so far I've used wire-brushes and a dremel to get the worst bits off then dunking in vinegar.

They have been shot blasted first then put in an acidic wash solution then in an alkali (sp) then repainted.

If you are diying it i would use a wire brush extension in a drill or a dremel sort of tool.

Carl

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Posted 8th Nov 2008 at 19:45

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Nice red nipples you have there Carl......

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Posted 8th Nov 2008 at 20:43

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nytram wrote:

Can I ask what you use to strip them to bare metal please?
Just I have a spare set which I'm doing and so far I've used wire-brushes and a dremel to get the worst bits off then dunking in vinegar.

mechanical_repairs wrote:

If you are diying it i would use a wire brush extension in a drill or a dremel sort of tool.

Carl

I did this when i DIY'd mine, wirebrush drill bit, various sizes, came up goodish, but wont ever be as good finish as shot blasting them

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Posted 8th Nov 2008 at 20:53

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james_geldart wrote:

nytram wrote:

Can I ask what you use to strip them to bare metal please?
Just I have a spare set which I'm doing and so far I've used wire-brushes and a dremel to get the worst bits off then dunking in vinegar.

mechanical_repairs wrote:

If you are diying it i would use a wire brush extension in a drill or a dremel sort of tool.

Carl

I did this when i DIY'd mine, wirebrush drill bit, various sizes, came up goodish, but wont ever be as good finish as shot blasting them

Right!!! I need to make a phonecall then! as my mate works at a place that can do it...
(said before he can do stuff for free in his lunch hour)

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Posted 8th Nov 2008 at 22:53

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A few fresh pictures of them fully built up.

Makes a fresh change to the rusty look or the diy look that went wrong LOL

They look great and i think if you are after the new look then silver or good are the colour to have, all colours available, these are in stock.

Thanks, Carl

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Posted 7th Feb 2009 at 22:18

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do you do the rears fully refurbed on a refund basis?

Posted 8th Feb 2009 at 05:04

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mad_dave23 wrote:

do you do the rears fully refurbed on a refund basis?

I can do, these are around

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Posted 9th Feb 2009 at 01:51

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Carl,

how much for collection?
how much for fitted?
How much for fitted and a set of those refurbed cyclones? Cash of course Wink

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Posted 29th Apr 2009 at 01:12

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Pm sent.

Can offer fitment of the front calipers and the rear carriers with fresh brake fluid bled through for

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Posted 29th Apr 2009 at 02:47

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Nice meeting you yesterday Carl,

Very pleased with the brakes, see ya next month for those silver cyclones Big grin

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Posted 2nd May 2009 at 14:38

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Got a lot of these in stock if anyone is interested.

Red/silver.

Carl

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Posted 13th Oct 2009 at 18:19

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hi, so its

Posted 14th Oct 2009 at 03:51

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pugheaven wrote:

hi, so its

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Posted 14th Oct 2009 at 20:32

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How much for the fronts only on an exchange basis?

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Posted 17th Oct 2009 at 14:42

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gman wrote:

How much for the fronts only on an exchange basis?

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Posted 17th Oct 2009 at 14:51

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Carl, are you able to supply the dust and main seals for the callipers. I got some suposidly "good condition" callipers from someone on here and the dust seals are split.

Edit: just spoke to Pug and they wanted 25 quid per side!!!!

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Posted 17th Oct 2009 at 16:39

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gman wrote:

Yes i get them mate but they are not alot cheaper than what you have quoted above.

Carl

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Posted 17th Oct 2009 at 23:55

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Are these still available Carl ?

Posted 13th Mar 2011 at 17:42

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I would be interested in these if you still do them

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whys there no prices left on here, its like its been removed LOL

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its the same with all the old threads/posts almost, the numbers are not there, doesn't add up tbh lol

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How Much are you asking for just the front set including postage and do they come with carriers because i want to put the on a hdi

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Posted 16th Sep 2011 at 17:01

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How much for a set of rear Calipers Carl? Can do it on Exchange as well.

Posted 21st Sep 2011 at 23:20

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