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whitstella

Active Member

• Jun 5, 2017

• #1

HI
I have found some one selling a pair of ap calipers for my 110 are they any good?

Cheers

 

Flossie

Well-Known Member

• Jun 5, 2017

• #2

Yes.

 

zeaphod

Well-Known Member

• Jun 5, 2017

• #3

AP were one one the OEM suppliers iirc.

 

Mr S1

Well-Known Member

• Jun 6, 2017

• #4

AP's are the best you can get.

 

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whitstella

Active Member

• Jun 7, 2017

• #5

Right thanks for the reply. I've got a pair for a barging price of £30 so im thinking about putting stainless pistons in them where would be the best place to get them?

 

Disco1BFG

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Full Member

• Jun 7, 2017

• #6

whitstella said:

Right thanks for the reply. I've got a pair for a barging price of £30 so im thinking about putting stainless pistons in them where would be the best place to get them?

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All the ones I have fitted have come off the bay of fleas - think they are about £30 for a set of four

 

dag019

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• Jun 8, 2017

• #7

whitstella said:

im thinking about putting stainless pistons in them where would be the best place to get them?

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Got mine from ebay, when you do replace them make sure you use OEM seals. The aftermarket ones I fitted only lasted a couple of weeks before leaking and being replaced with OEM which have now lasted for years.

 

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discomania

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• Jun 8, 2017

• #8

whitstella said:

Right thanks for the reply. I've got a pair for a barging price of £30 so im thinking about putting stainless pistons in them where would be the best place to get them?

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Good plan.

Buy red rubber grease for assembly and use it and ONLY it on any of the components that will come near the hydraulic system/fluid/seals.