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I know but I really think like the look with the rims I'm buying. Plus one day might upgrade the engine. One day.
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I know but I really think like the look with the rims I'm buying. Plus one day might upgrade the engine. One day.
jamesmartin
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they do help and arent that much dearer just ftc902 plus calipers
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I'm assuming that's a part number?
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yes vented disc
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how do you strip a hex bolt with a hex socket?
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Think he ment the thread on hex head bolts plus caliper bolts are fine thread.
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they do make both fine thread and course thread bolts in the UK don't they?
But I've not seen any hex on Landrover calipers only multi point of coarse you can get hex head in various thread sizes but then Again I don't know of many hex heads in modern day calipers usually as above Allen head or torq
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But I've not seen any hex on Landrover calipers only multi point of coarse you can get hex head in various thread sizes but then Again I don't know of many hex heads in modern day calipers usually as above Allen head or torq
all the imperial caliper bolts are hex headed pre 92/93
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But I've not seen any hex on Landrover calipers only multi point of coarse you can get hex head in various thread sizes but then Again I don't know of many hex heads in modern day calipers usually as above Allen head or torq
Ford, GM, Dodge. Years ago they came out with the Torx55, Allen heads, and 12 point star thing and was lots of problems . mechanics independent and dealers mechanics bitch to there union and things got back to Hex head bolts. And now replacements are back to hex. Just changed my pads on Me Ford on friday hex bolt, copper slip on threads from last time I did them and came right off, About 80K on the pads still had 1/8-3/16 left of old pad.
Bet if you took them Bi hex heads you can match up a Grade rated bolt , As the threads are what you are wanting to match.
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Most bolts can be interchanged yes if regular checks servicing is carried out then caliper siezed bolts should be uncommon
I like to free things up and do checks those that wait until they Actually need to are the ones that have the problems could take 5 years or more before a caliper had been removed due to pad worn with a car that does low milage .
When it all got changed it would **** you off if you were having to buy more tools
on cars that you didn't own
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caliper bolts are dowel fitting so shank is so designed length and diameter,because of the shear forces involved when breaking ,they are non std pitch so that you dont fit a std bolt
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All I know I can go to any auto parts store and get replacements over the counter. I would never think about going to a hardware store or general nut and bolt shop
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Yes like these the shank with no thread is the support but a hex of the same size quality and steel strength would be. Adequate
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I rebuilt with a kit and had a few problems. Would have been better to get exchange which are very reasonable, particularly at MM4X4
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If I were to buy a vented set through paddocks, would i have to get new calipers?
The part number is FTC902SD.
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you see why I said standerd nowdo these require new calipers? and do you have a part number for them?
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you see why I said standerd now
So they do require new calipers... Thanks for the help. I think i know someone who can help me out with the caliper issue. Thanks for all the help.
