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Blog Title: 95 Talon AWD Holset Build
95 Talon build and restore

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Brake Caliper Rebuild

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Posted 04-18-2010 at 12:51 PM by cooldude919

While i have everything apart i decided to rebuild the calipers. Have one done and painted!

Thanks to calan for the guide to help me along.

I used Beck Arnley 071-7888 rebuild kit. It comes with everything to do both fronts.

Caliper with pistons out.



Pistons before





Cleaned them up with wire wheel.



Cleaning up Caliper






Caliper rebuilt




Primed




Painted




Also cleaned up and painted brake dust shield.






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    97gst_spyder's Avatar
    Looks great!!
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    Posted 04-18-2010 at 03:48 PM by 97gst_spyder 97gst_spyder is offline
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    were did you buy the kit at???
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    Posted 04-18-2010 at 03:50 PM by 4g63turbo84 4g63turbo84 is offline
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    were did you buy the kit at???
    amazon.com it was $21.02. You would be suprised how much stuff amazon.com has and some of it is cheaper than rockauto.
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    Posted 04-18-2010 at 03:58 PM by cooldude919 cooldude919 is offline
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    9!'clipseDOHC's Avatar
    Looks great! How much time was involved on that one caliper?
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    Posted 04-18-2010 at 10:25 PM by 9!'clipseDOHC 9!'clipseDOHC is offline
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    I planned once to do a writeup on this. I lost all the pics in a hard drive crash .
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    Posted 04-19-2010 at 02:29 PM by killab443 killab443 is offline
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    Calan's Avatar
    Nice job!
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    Posted 04-19-2010 at 03:48 PM by Calan Calan is online now
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    Originally Posted by 9!'clipseDOHC View Comment
    Looks great! How much time was involved on that one caliper?
    I would say roughly ~1 hour not counting waiting time for everything(paint to dry etc). Longest part is cleaning the old paint off and getting the surface ready for primer.
    Also i have yet to do the clear coat that is supposed to help make the paint last. I will be doing the other caliper first then clear both.

    Thanks to everyone for the comments.
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    Posted 04-19-2010 at 04:22 PM by cooldude919 cooldude919 is offline
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    do you feel any difference in braking power or brake pedal feel?
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    Posted 04-19-2010 at 09:38 PM by RoDy RoDy is offline
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    do you feel any difference in braking power or brake pedal feel?
    Car will be apart for a while so i dont know yet.

    I wouldnt think it would make much of a difference, its more of a maintenance thing meaning it would work fine until the seals got too old and started leaking then at that point you would be in trouble.
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    Posted 04-20-2010 at 05:13 AM by cooldude919 cooldude919 is offline
 
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