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Z32 Calipers....Ceramic coated and rebuilt (write up?)

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  • matico40
    matico40
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    • 839
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    Z32 Calipers....Ceramic coated and rebuilt (write up?)

    Ceramic coated Z32 Calipers and bolts with all brand new genuine Nissan parts:


    Last quick cleaning before assembly


    All cleaned up and the brand new pistons ready to go:


    Lubricated pistons and seals already in:



    Dust boots on, ready for assembly:





    All done:

  • vagabond
    vagabond
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    • 3455
    #2
    Where did you get the orings for the fluid galleys?
  • matico40
    matico40
    Senior Member
    • 839
    #3
    vagabond wrote: Where did you get the orings for the fluid galleys?
    everything from courtesy.
  • XiOus271
    XiOus271
    Senior Member
    • 362
    #4
    [quote]matico40 wrote:
    Originally posted by vagabond
    Where did you get the orings for the fluid galleys?
    everything from courtesy.
    They can also be found at Z1 if you have any trouble getting them from Courtesy.

    http://www.z1motorsports.com/product_in … 32b9f5180f

    Also, very nice job on the rebuilt Matico! They look great!
    1986 300ZX Turbo - Sold
    1991 Toyota MR2 - RIP
    2007 BMW 335i - Daily driver
  • 4cfedz31
    4cfedz31
    Senior Member
    • 465
    #5
    Man those calipers look familiar! :lol: Nice work Dany.


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  • DeleriousZ
    DeleriousZ
    Senior Member
    • 6874
    #6
    were you able to get the o-rings that go between the caliper halves from courtesy?

    1988 300zxt. gt35, stance, etc. Wheels: Varrstoen ES2 18x9.5 et-13 225/40. 18x10.5 et0 245/40
    1990 jetta vr6'd
  • Domdogg123
    Domdogg123
    Senior Member
    • 491
    #7
    I think listing even just the PN#'s would be helpful.
    It may not be a Z, but it's still got a turbo…
  • MADMIKE
    MADMIKE
    Senior Member
    • 1533
    #8
    I am going to rebuild my 30mm z32 brakes soon. How much did the rebuild run you?
    DD:
    86 Black Turbo 5spd
    The Fallen:
    84 red n/a auto Slicktop, 86 Black 2+2 n/a 5spd
    Parting Currently:
    86 White Turbo 5spd, 88 n/a 5spd, 84 AE, 88 Shiro #64
    Garage Sale
  • vagabond
    vagabond
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    • 3455
    #9
    [quote]DeleriousZ wrote: were you able to get the o-rings that go between the caliper halves from courtesy?
    matico40 wrote:
    Originally posted by vagabond
    Where did you get the orings for the fluid galleys?
    everything from courtesy.
  • matico40
    matico40
    Senior Member
    • 839
    #10
    DeleriousZ wrote: were you able to get the o-rings that go between the caliper halves from courtesy?
    these are the only things I didn't get because they are not available (we are not suppossed to take the calipers apart).
    Some people get o rings at hardware stores but IDK how they cope with brake fluid and such. I re-used the old ones.
  • matico40
    matico40
    Senior Member
    • 839
    #11
    MADMIKE wrote: I am going to rebuild my 30mm z32 brakes soon. How much did the rebuild run you?
    the bill from courtesy was ~$450, but that includes all new 8 pistons.
    Total, I probably spent around $1K for everything, including the messed up powdercoating.
  • vagabond
    vagabond
    Senior Member
    • 3455
    #12
    those were the orings I was referring to also. I had to reuse my old ones. That's why I was curious if there was a new source for them.
  • DeleriousZ
    DeleriousZ
    Senior Member
    • 6874
    #13
    Z1 motorsports has them.

    http://www.z1motorsports.com/product_in … ts_id=3018

    1988 300zxt. gt35, stance, etc. Wheels: Varrstoen ES2 18x9.5 et-13 225/40. 18x10.5 et0 245/40
    1990 jetta vr6'd
  • Racinjitter
    Racinjitter
    Z Force Commander
    • 3128
    #14
    One question… Isn't ceramic coating for keeping heat in? Not dissipating heat?
    Shiro Special # 981 Being assembled in my spare time Chromoly acquired!
    Originally posted by BoostedMamma
    Heads up makes teh panties drop. BUT I don't have a penis OR a fast car, so I guess my opinion doesn't count.
  • matico40
    matico40
    Senior Member
    • 839
    #15
    DeleriousZ wrote: Z1 motorsports has them.

    http://www.z1motorsports.com/product_in … ts_id=3018
    F....U....C....K! I wish I would have known....you don't know how much it's bugging me not having "everything" brand new lol
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