Brake caliper rebuild

It's so seldom anyone gives good service anymore, I just had to recommend
this guy:

Goldline Brakes
7100 East Marginal Way, South
Seattle, WA 98108
(877) 347-2225

I sent him four calipers off my 1969 Porsche 912 for rebuild. They look and
work fabulous.

Cost was $90 each, plus two pistons needed replacing at $45 each, and I went
for "polymer coating", with a red color at $45 each. So for $630 I've got
calipers that look as good as the ones that come on a new Porsche. Turn
around was about two days.

Google him, and take a look at his website if rebuilt calipers might be in
your future. The only new ones I found were about $650 each.

Roy Adams
Atlanta

In article <Pq0Zj.17774$255.4139@bignews8.bellsouth.net>,
"roywadams" <roywadams.TakeThisOut@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> It's so seldom anyone gives good service anymore, I just had to recommend
> this guy:
>
> Goldline Brakes
> 7100 East Marginal Way, South
> Seattle, WA 98108
> (877) 347-2225
>
> I sent him four calipers off my 1969 Porsche 912 for rebuild. They look and
> work fabulous.
>
> Cost was $90 each, plus two pistons needed replacing at $45 each, and I went
> for "polymer coating", with a red color at $45 each. So for $630 I've got
> calipers that look as good as the ones that come on a new Porsche. Turn
> around was about two days.
>
> Google him, and take a look at his website if rebuilt calipers might be in
> your future. The only new ones I found were about $650 each.
>
> Roy Adams
> Atlanta

I rebuilt my own on my 1967 911S. I also stripped and painted them with
silver Imron. Total cost: <$100.

You have to use Permatex Brake Caliper Lube (available at most auto part
stores) to put them back together.

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