[s-cars] More Woah!

Eric Phillips gcmschemist at gmail.com
Mon Jul 16 15:57:20 EDT 2007


Baloney:

I have opined on this list about aluminum (and steel) in that
particular application, and that need no be repeated for those folks
who are willing to search the archives.

I would suggest that five years out of those caliper carriers ain't
too shabby, and that you should, at the earliest opportunity, buy some
steel RS2 caliper brackets from 034MoSport, or www.vagparts.com in
Jolly Ol'.

Also buy the proper bolts - 034 carries the bracket->strut bolts.  Any
Porsche dealer carries the proper caliper->bracket bolts.

Also consider getting some A8L D2 322x30mm rotors.

Eric



> Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 10:56:50 -0500
> From: "Bill Mahoney" <wmahoney at disk.com>
> Subject: [s-cars] More Woah!
>
> I ?think? I recall reading of issues with failing ECS caliper carriers.
>
> So, whilst installing new pads on passenger side Saturday, I couldn?t help
> but notice (very fortunately) that the 5+ year old caliper carrier had
> multiple cracks almost shearing itself in two pieces.  Yikes!  Of course a
> 20 minute job has once again escalated to debacle.
>
> Anyone know how ECS has handled this in the past?  If I had to do it over
> again, I would get rs2 carriers? and may yet still.
>
> Bueller?
>
> Bill~no woah woe~M


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