SRT Calipers
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RE: SRT Calipers
ORIGINAL: dtjackten
i think u have to change the whole spindle for the front also, or atleast the pics of other people doing it on non srt cars, have to change the spindle....
i think u have to change the whole spindle for the front also, or atleast the pics of other people doing it on non srt cars, have to change the spindle....
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RE: SRT Calipers
ORIGINAL: PSI Chick
they only come in red, but you can paint them, that's nota big deal. try ebay or something for calipers, it will be cheaper.
they only come in red, but you can paint them, that's nota big deal. try ebay or something for calipers, it will be cheaper.
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The mounting bracket might be part of the hub assembly, I could be wrong. You could sand blast them but then you might have to do a rebuild on it due to the chance of the sand ruining the piston boot. Just check ebay and get the front caliper but you do need the whole rear assembly and for the E-brake cable if you get them with the rear assembly more power to you, when I bought mine the person cut them (I don't know why), but if you do need them Makeitmopar.com has them for not a bad price, you just need to write them and they will send you the part number that you need.
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RE: SRT Calipers
ORIGINAL: Moparmatt440
The mounting bracket might be part of the hub assembly, I could be wrong. You could sand blast them but then you might have to do a rebuild on it due to the chance of the sand ruining the piston boot. Just check ebay and get the front caliper but you do need the whole rear assembly and for the E-brake cable if you get them with the rear assembly more power to you, when I bought mine the person cut them (I don't know why), but if you do need them Makeitmopar.com has them for not a bad price, you just need to write them and they will send you the part number that you need.
The mounting bracket might be part of the hub assembly, I could be wrong. You could sand blast them but then you might have to do a rebuild on it due to the chance of the sand ruining the piston boot. Just check ebay and get the front caliper but you do need the whole rear assembly and for the E-brake cable if you get them with the rear assembly more power to you, when I bought mine the person cut them (I don't know why), but if you do need them Makeitmopar.com has them for not a bad price, you just need to write them and they will send you the part number that you need.
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RE: SRT Calipers
As in a good way? I alway thought that they had good prices if you ment in the bad way. On Ebay you just need to look, they come and go, just put in SRT-4 and search or you can just add brakes after it and see. Plus check the classifed section here on the forum at the top.
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Was just on ebay some one has listed just the front calipers here's the number: Item number: 250201763068 for $25 plus shipping, get them and try them on yours see if they do just bolt on, if not at least you will have them already
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Ok,but just to inform you.[sm=burnout.gif][sm=burnout.gif]I found some aftermarket calipers at Advance Auto.The price of the front calipers are listed at $94.77 each,and the rear calipers are listed at $101.44 each.And both of them are powder coated yellow[sm=burnout.gif]![sm=confused06.gif]Cardone calipers good[sm=confused06.gif]?