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where do you get banjo bolts? (RANT)

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5.0Torx

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hey all,

well ive pretty much driven around the perimeter of saint louis today. i called oreilleys over the weekend and ordered front brake hoses for a 99, because the guy told me that their hoses come with the banjos. So i drive all the way out there (between 5 and 10 miles of gridlock, stop and go traffic) on the motorcycle to get them. i get there and lo and behold, hoses and copper washers, but no banjos. i thanked them for wastign my time and gas and headed to a nearby ford dealer. There i learned that they dont have any in stock, but can order them for the low low price of $26 EACH. HOLY CRAP! $52 for two BOLTS?!

so i would like some help finding what i need online. im on stangsuspension.com but they only have the coarse thread banjos, which wont fit my 99 calipers.


Does anyone know of a website where i can get what i need? If you have any laying around from an old brake job, please pm me!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks!
 

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5.0Torx said:
There i learned that they dont have any in stock, but can order them for the low low price of $26 EACH. HOLY CRAP! $52 for two BOLTS?!!
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Was that the price of the fine ones?

Because i just bought a coarse one from Ford for $9.


Ford parts guy goes "Wow, we don't keep those in stock because i've never had to order one ever"

WTF...nobody ever loses a banjo bolt??
 

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yeah, i beleive the 99 and 00s ( before the different spoiler, 9.4:1 CR, etc) had the fine thread banjos. in 01 i guess they retapped the calipers to accept the old 94-98 banjo??????? I thought i read on stangsuspension.com that the coarse threaded ones would go in a 94-98, and a 01-04 caliper. The 01-04s are the same twin piston aluminum PBR caliper as the 99 and 00, right???

yeah $26 each for the fines here in St Louis. He said the only dealer in missouri with one is in rolla, which is actually where i go to school, but they noly have 1 in stock lol.

i just wanna drive my car....
 

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I have 3 or 4 left over from my cobra brake conversion kit (the hoses also had them). I could send you a pic to see if they are the right ones and send them to you.

-Kyle

pm me or flip me an email at theconductor@comcast.net if you are interested
 

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Posted via Mobile DeviceI will grab some from work and see if they fit the 99 up calipers i have at home. We machine and assemble all of the front brake assemblies for 300s, Chargers, Magnums, and SRT8 at my work. We have a few thousand banjo bolts here! I can mail you some if need be
 

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Ok , here is what I have. Sorry it took so long to check this. They screw right into the 99 PBR calipers. They look considerably different but are close in length. The actual fluid opening is larger, but the SRT8 has a bigger caliper with more pistons., so its to be expected. They seem like they will work, I will mail you some if you still need them. Just let me know. Sorry for the crappy pic!!


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wait...those are off of a charger/magnum/300?
 

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I'd be worried about the piston hitting the protrusion sticking out at the end of the threads. When you push the pistons in on the PBR, you can see th episton is pretty much right at the bottom of the bolt hold. If you had brand new pads i don't think that bolt would work
 

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i was thinking the same thing...

at this point i think im just gonna have to shell out $50 for dealer bolts.
 

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this place called breeze automotive has them. http://www.breezeautomotive.com/home.php?cat_id=1

I looked all over for the fine thread one. I even tried the ford dealer and when they got it in it was a coarse thread one. Luckily they took it back.

If you call up that place they will ship it faster than if you order on their site.

-Rich
 

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5.0Torx said:
i was thinking the same thing...

at this point i think im just gonna have to shell out $50 for dealer bolts.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Must...022QQitemZ350018976813QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V
 

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thank you guys!!!
 

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NAPA didn't have or couldn't get any? Wow...
 

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The one on the left is off the 99 Mustang PBR's. The right is out of the SRT8. I called my local Advanced auto parts and they have them in stock for all mustangs. Where do you live that doesnt have them?
 

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saint louis missouri

i have called oreilleys, advanced, AZ, carquest, and some local crap

i suppose napa is worth a shot
 
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