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02-08-2012, 08:12 PM
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Nearly Complete Porsche Boxster brake conversion for 2.0/TDI
The only thing I don't have is the actual caliper mounts.
Both 1.8T spindles have new wheel bearings pressed in, one spindle is literally brand new while the other is used. The brand new one also has a brand new hub. The calipers came from a low mileage wreck. Brand new backing plates also. All caliper hardware included. I have Akebono pads on the shelf for them. Rotors are TT 312mm, Duralast lol. It also includes the Banjo Bolts which are no longer available from ECSTuning. I'm looking for 500+ shipping. If I don't sell I will just put them on my car. Thanks
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