Please Identify this Caliper

94-98 cobra is what it looks like

From what I have found they appear to be cobra. LINKY

A weird thing though is that apparently the part number for 99+ brakes is K247-047C, but when I checked on my 01 I didn't see any casting numbers. (I didn't take the wheel off though.

Second number is:

" Disc brake assembly
United States Patent 4261444

Abstract:
The invention provides an aluminium alloy disc brake assembly that overcomes rigidity problems encountered with the prior art whereby the improved assembly is constructed within a specific combination of housing, pad and piston dimensions by which the profile of the housing is circumferentially lengthened and reduced in height, the center of effort of the piston is raised with respect to the axis of rotation of the disc, and the disc pad ratio is reduced."

Third Number:

" Caliper disc brake
United States Patent 4611693

Abstract:
A sliding caliper disc brake including an anchor bracket adapted to be mounted in a fixed relation to a motor vehicle, the anchor bracket having a pair of facing slideways arranged substantially parallel to the axis of a disc with which the brake is to be used, inboard and outboard friction pads adapted to be brought into frictional contact with opposite faces of the disc, each pad being attached to a backing plate and each backing plate terminating at each end in an abutment portion slidable in one of said slideways and a caliper housing including at its inboard end a cylinder in which a piston is slidable, the piston being attached to the backing plate of the inboard pad, a bridge portion extending outwardly and having at its outboard end, attachment means attached to the backing plate of the outboard friction pad, the arrangement being such that on operation of the brakes, sliding motion of the backing plates is guided by the slideways on the anchor plate, wherein the shape of the slideways and the abutment portions of the backing plates are such as to permit the caliper housing together with the back plates to be partially rotated in relation to the anchor bracket about an axis adjacent and parallel to one of the slideways to permit removal and replacement of the friction pads and their backing plates."

Noobz347 said:

Thanks 5L. Do you happen to have a part # for the correct bracket? I see a couple of folks on Ebay selling brackets but the pictures don't match the brackets they're selling.

Safer if I know the part number(s) for the brackets that I need.

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i have not found any way to get the front brackets seperatly from the calipers, i went through this a couple months ago when i had failure, ended up having to order a whole new (reman'd) caliper through oreilly's, they have both with and without brackets, but not just the brackets (which is what i needed).



btw, just noticed that is one long run on sentence. sorry, too lazy to fix.

I have a set of 04 cobra calipers sitting downstairs, ill see if I can get a part number off the brackets when I get off work

The only stampings I can find on the caliper bracket are on the bottom of the outside lip, says BTR S over on the left then it says 26H2 8 L on the right.

Oh and those numbers you posted are the same ones on my 04 Cobra caliper

Not a problem

Noobz347 said:

Chuckman...

I'm working with a source for a set of these brackets now. If it pans out, I'll send you a link. Drop me PM so that I don't forget who it was that was looking for them.

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ive got my problem sorted out already, i just grabbed a whole new caliper. thanks for the offer though.