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Might have steel pistons? if so they're worth rebuilding.....its really easy. The ones you buy will most likely have phenolic pistons which I personally don't like/have had a tendency to stick.
Might have steel pistons? if so they're worth rebuilding.....its really easy. The ones you buy will most likely have phenolic pistons which I personally don't like/have had a tendency to stick.
I just installed T-bird calipers on my bronco. There was a ridge on the calipers where the brake line bolts to the caliber. I used a die grinder and ground a small amount off the ridge so the brake line would seat properly and crush the copper washers. It was worth the effort. Noticeable differance in my brakes stopping power. I did use the T-bird brake lines from BC Bronco.
Its really easy to rebuild and pretty cheap. I am actually going to be rebuilding a pair of dual piston calipers this weekend as $8 each is a lot cheaper than 75 each.