Best place for new Calipers?

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Re: Best place for new Calipers?

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I ended up going with Type911

£800 all in for four new Calipers, Discs and pads

All in stock, desptached today for delivery tomorrow
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That sounds pretty reasonable to me! What brand(s) did you go with for each?
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From stock I went with Dansk Calipers and Pagid Disc and Pad kit
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Bootsy wrote:From stock I went with Dansk Calipers and Pagid Disc and Pad kit
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