[urq] Shop mixed Girling 36 and Girling 38 calipers in rear. Bad?

[Bill Bennett]

sounds like the rocket technicians(Burt and Benny! belch, wait! gotta pound
in a battery that won't fit) working on your URQ put two different sized
calipers on your rear. wise decision on a circle track, poor on a street
car, g 38 is better, it is bigger, they owe you a free rear caliper
installed and should kiss your hairy(delete "white", just in case, gotta be
PC) butt while doing it while michelle pfeiffer watches with sunglasses on
to avoid the glare from your asre while you don't sue them, of course she
should be having screaming wild sex with you while the caliper is being
replaced to lessen the necessity of a lawsuit on your behalf. just kiddin'
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: "steven j" <michellepfeiffersx at yahoo.com>
To: <urq at audifans.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 8:13 PM
Subject: [urq] Shop mixed Girling 36 and Girling 38 calipers in rear. Bad?


> Shop told me they did rear conversion to 4000 calipers
> along with front change to G60s but 4 months later I
> noticed right rear rotors were rusty and left rear
> were shinny.  So I pulled the rear wheels and started
> looking around and the RR caliper says Girling 36 and
> the left rear says Girling 38.  Doesn't sound good to
> me that they'd mix them on the same axle.  Am I right?
>  Which girling is prefered on the rear?  Car also
> pulls slightly towards shinny rotor side when braking.
>  Front's seem ok.
> Parking brake doesn't hold well either.
>
> steve murray  83 urq   3/82
>
>
>
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