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65-67 KH type disc brake parts

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Well, I would be very interested to see how much it would be for new calipers (with pads, stainless pistons and crossovers), rotors, brackets, dust shields, hoses, bearings and seals. That's what I got. I know that to buy a rebuildable set of calipers will set you back almost as much as I had into my new parts. I know casting is cheap, but how cheap ? How much are you thinking ballpark for the pieces you will market ? I think this would put a great deal of pressure on some of the other big name brake companies. I applaud you for takingt his on, wish it would have been around when I was doing mine, you would have had my business for sure.
 

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turtle99 said:
Well, I would be very interested to see how much it would be for new calipers (with pads, stainless pistons and crossovers), rotors, brackets, dust shields, hoses, bearings and seals. That's what I got. I know that to buy a rebuildable set of calipers will set you back almost as much as I had into my new parts. I know casting is cheap, but how cheap ? How much are you thinking ballpark for the pieces you will market ? I think this would put a great deal of pressure on some of the other big name brake companies. I applaud you for takingt his on, wish it would have been around when I was doing mine, you would have had my business for sure.
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As said before, less than $500. I won't be offering stainless steel pistons since they would cost about as much as the rest of the caliper assembly. Nickel/Chromium plating is good enough. The new calipers available on eBay also have plated pistons.
 

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Rockauto.com sells steel pisons for 12.40 a piece. When I bought them a few years ago I think they were between 10-11 dollars each.
 
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