Brake Calipers advise, please.
06-17-19, 11:22 AM
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This is the one available front left. Not "ultra"
06-17-19, 01:35 PM
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That is cheap. It's $95 locally here. I looked at partsgeek and they didn't have front left without a core charge. But I can see they have it now with no core charge.
Just ordered from them with no core charge $75.00 total. It's not the one that is powder coated ultra caliper as in your screenshot. They still don't have one that is ultra for the left side. I hope the only difference between ultra and the one I ordered is the powder coating.
Thank you!
Just ordered from them with no core charge $75.00 total. It's not the one that is powder coated ultra caliper as in your screenshot. They still don't have one that is ultra for the left side. I hope the only difference between ultra and the one I ordered is the powder coating.
Thank you!
The only difference is the powder coating. The ones without will rust up quicker than the powder coated ones. But the stock ones turn into all rust. Lol
06-17-19, 02:22 PM
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06-17-19, 08:10 PM
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06-18-19, 04:46 AM
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No problem...
I do tons of side work.... if the customer doesn’t want to spend the price on OEM parts, generally cars over 100,000 miles or a decade old... partsgeek.com is the “go to” site. They are so much cheaper than anyone else on Dorman, a/c delco, and A1cardone brands... I stay away fro
the off brands like “action auto parts” and such. Not to sure about those companies.
06-18-19, 01:08 PM
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No problem...
I do tons of side work.... if the customer doesn’t want to spend the price on OEM parts, generally cars over 100,000 miles or a decade old... partsgeek.com is the “go to” site. They are so much cheaper than anyone else on Dorman, a/c delco, and A1cardone brands... I stay away fro
the off brands like “action auto parts” and such. Not to sure about those companies.
I do tons of side work.... if the customer doesn’t want to spend the price on OEM parts, generally cars over 100,000 miles or a decade old... partsgeek.com is the “go to” site. They are so much cheaper than anyone else on Dorman, a/c delco, and A1cardone brands... I stay away fro
the off brands like “action auto parts” and such. Not to sure about those companies.
06-18-19, 03:51 PM
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There comes a time in all vehicles lives where OEM pricing no longer makes since. And even a point where OEM parts become “NLA”(no longer available).
The choice of when that that time comes is up to you and your mechanic.
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06-20-19, 08:22 AM
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