vroomtshh
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thats cannot be correct - one bracket will not suit both
I have brackets for GT Juniors for S3 hubs for 323 disks here - £75 each
why not? My LCR is currently on gt junior carriers
thats cannot be correct - one bracket will not suit both
I have brackets for GT Juniors for S3 hubs for 323 disks here - £75 each
why not? My LCR is currently on gt junior carriers
they are the wrong mounting by looks of things. They are Post mount, i believe we need the other IS mount
(unsure of terms for mounts, i only know it from mountain bikes)
LOL, thought you were an expert?
I dont remember them but they are the sameTonight managed to compare these to Junior GT setup on a car at a meet, and the are identical on the outside.
So unless the pistons are different sizes, then it looks like they are the GT calipers.
Anyone happen to know the size size of LCR or Junior GT pistons?
in the bike world its post mount (radial) or IS, international standard (lug).Radial (as pictured, usually easier to custom fit) or lug mount (like a standard caliper, carrier built in).
Tonight managed to compare these to Junior GT setup on a car at a meet, and the are identical on the outside.
So unless the pistons are different sizes, then it looks like they are the GT calipers.
Anyone happen to know the size size of LCR or Junior GT pistons?
in the bike world its post mount (radial) or IS, international standard (lug).
why there is so many different terms between different applications i dont know lol.
push bike.Motorbike or push bike? I remember getting Hope 4 pots for my push bike. Immense. Still have them plus an original hope disc brake.
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Only problem with that option is that almost all second hand LCR brembos are knackered. And who actually runs second hand discs and pads?
Its not a wild claim at all. I buy and refurbish Brembos as a hobby/side job. I'd say out of every ten sets, there are 1 that are in perfectly useable condition with no work other than cosmetic repair.
Big difference between second hand discs and pads, compared to all the other parts you mentioned (except tyres, but then I wouldn;t run 2nd hand tyres either). Discs and pads are consumables. And you have no idea how they've been previously treated. For the price of a set of discs and pads, I'd never run a second hand set.
Not at all. You should know better than most folk the sort of condition they come in. Folk run them for 100k, never look at them, and sell them as perfect. Generally because they don;t know any better. At 1000 miles, brand new ones are starting to corrode under the sliders (****ty design)
Not before I drive it away, but when/if I buy a second hand car, the first thing I do is service it, replace discs, pads hoses and fluid, and fit new tyres. (plus new wipers, plates and bulbs)
I've never bought a set off ebay. Because they're all overpriced and owned by 'enthusiasts' who don;t have a clue about brakes
I buy them from various places. Forums, gumtree etc, and I'm quite happy for them to be knackered. But most of the ones on ebay are knackered, yet wanting the same price as refurbished ones because they've had a coat of shoddily applied paint.
The big problem with them is that you can buy a set of brand spanking new calipers for £400, carriers for £50, hoses for £25, £100 for cheap discs and pads.
So its very easy for someone to buy a cheap brand new set, for not much more than a refurbished set.
why not? My LCR is currently on gt junior carriers
I've never claimed to be an expert. Your obviously thinking of yourself.
What I do know is that I have a set of LCR calipers, on an LCR, with GT juior carriers and no issues
They look the same as these
Fs 4 Brembo Calipers - Pelican Parts Technical BBS
I paid £150 for the callipers, they are brand new, still have the plugs in where the hoses go into and the seals are not broken.
They also came with new brembo pads.