Reply to "Seeking recommendations for cleaning brake calipers in preparation for painting."

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larryw posted:
You may want to consider new Toyota 4Runner calipers as donors for your rebuild parts. They run the same size staggered pistons and have excellent quality rubber parts. About $100 a pair will net you pistons, seals, dust boots and clips.
Get those internal seals from Pelican and you'll have everything you need to really renew your calipers.

Larry,

That is a great recommendation. Might you know the model year of the 4Runner that is compatible?

Steve

7/29/199:13 AM

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