91 vs 95 Calipers? Distinguishing features???

jaketuff

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Anyone know of the differences, or features that you can tell a 91 GT brake caliper from the 95 caliper? Are they actually the same thing?

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They are nothing like and they are not interchangeable.
95 gt brakes
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TWIN-PISTON...Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c1eb79deb&vxp=mtr

 

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/TWIN-PISTON...Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c1eb79deb&vxp=mtr[/quote]

No, 95 calipers were single piston design. I don't believe PBR's came about until 99 (except maybe the Cobra brakes). I did just pull up both 95 and 91 brake calipers on AutoZone's website. They designate different part numbers. Are they interchangable? Don't know. Based off their website, it does appear that the mounting bolts use different designs, but who knows if those are actual pictures of the product.

Joe

 

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nothing alike and require different pressures from the master cylinder even if you did get them bolted up.

 

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91GT is 60mm caliper piston.

95GT is 66mm caliper piston.

They bolt up different, use different pads and brake lines. Nothing is interchangable. They just both coincidentally use 10.9" rotors, that's it