520

<center><img src="http://www.crescentporsche.com/july.jpg"></center><p>I remember Lloyd (TDL) was trying to convince me to do it on my car. He was gonna sell 'em to me for $375ea.

Beater

Even so, that's a decent price. But you'll also need rotors, lines, and brackets. There's a reason most "big red" kits are around $2k.

Don@STaSIS

$279 = one 993tt caliper, no rotor, no mounting bracket, no pads...

520

I know that...i meant is 275 good price for caliper, not that i will do it nor I need it

mirth

don't waste your money,

snoogins

I doubt they are though. Those things usually retail for MUCH higher than the mono-blocs, and you'd be hard pressed to get them for anything less than $250 per wheel.

cuatrokoop

That's a Porsche dealer. IIRC, they only sell new calipers. Besides, that is $279/each. Not bad for new from a dealer.

cuatrokoop

Alex...My bolt circle on the Colemans is 7.625". I measured it today. Don't remember if that means I already have the HD's or not?

12x1.25 8-bolt, 7.625" circle.

cuatrokoop

Yeah, because they are over priced, and have to pay a machine shop to do the work on the adapters and hats.

snoogins

Even used "Big Red" caliper have been going for more money than that. They're most likely reconditioned. The dealer list (per caliper) is approaching $500. The last set I saw on the Rennlist, USED, went for almost $900. On eBay, they've been selling in the $750-$850 (per set) range.