Thread: THEMS THE BRAKES OR NOT

Hi
Have you looked at Karcraft???They are very good on prices,both genuine/non genuine
www.karcraft.com.au
Goodluck
Andrew

Why not get it re-sleeved with stainless, any good brake place should be able to point you in the right direction or organise it for you.


Bushie

I agree with Bushie. SS sleeves are a good move. Here it's done by Power Brakes but Vic. would have someone surely.

http://www.powerbrakes.com.au/

Under "Resto Info",I notice they have a turnaround of 5 days.

I have thought about re sleeving but unless it is a lot cheaper than a new one its not worth it, change over is about $185+ and a new one is 60 pounds +freight.

But they could still do you for GST on arrival. Starting to sound expensive imho.

The thing with SS sleeving is that it won't corrode ever again so it's a lifetime thing.

Bang them off an E-mail & then you'll know.

Originally posted by loanrangie
I have thought about re sleeving but unless it is a lot cheaper than a new one its not worth it, change over is about $185+ and a new one is 60 pounds +freight.

I thought the idea of a SS re-sleve was that it is the end of your problems forever? No corrosion

The other option is to use silicone brake fluid. It's only allowed to be used in non-abs cars, but it doesn't absorb moisture, so reduces or stops corrosion problems. I use it in the lotus. Once it's pure in the system you never have to change it again

Resleeve with SS aprox $160-180

Michael.

Originally posted by 4bee
But they could still do you for GST on arrival. Starting to sound expensive imho.

The thing with SS sleeving is that it won't corrode ever again so it's a lifetime thing.

Bang them off an E-mail & then you'll know.

No gst and no duty, and cheaper than re sleeve. Karcraft want $241 but wont have any for 6 weeks