dan1
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Cheers mate thanks for checking. Like you say, I can only assume then that the rear caliper is the same for all disk models, with only the carriers being different for either 240/260mm disks. I guess similar to how disk brakes are on push bikes.
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Hi guys, Just wondering if anyone knows the part number for the rear brake calipers from either a MB6 or MC2? Lings gives either: 43012-ST3-e50 43013-ST3-E50 but this seems to be the same as other MB's? Is this correct? It could just be im being dim with the lings website.. Thanks in advance, Dan.
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Fingers crossed it all works out mate, i know the pain of seized and snapped bolts - The joys of working on 20yr old cars!
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Thats a b****r. Any reason why your old spindles cant be swapped onto the new trailing arms?
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The spindle for the 4x114 is about 10mm longer iirc.
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Looks awesome mate, will look OEM for anyone who isnt familiar with our cars!
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Looks great mate, like how the gauges almost blend in and dont stick out like a sore thumb
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Looks so good! Definitely worth perfecting it now while its out the car. Will be good to see it once its all sorted and back in the car.
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They're looking good mate, suit the car in my eyes!
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Agree! They're really nice - what are they?
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Great work, proper interesting stuff! Looking forward to seeing it complete with paint on it!
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Nice looking car! Enjoy!
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Looking good fella, thanks for including the shifter photos too, always helpful for getting ideas/reference!
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Cheers Dave. Defo worth getting replacements - oem parts like that are only going to get harder to find (well that's my excuse when stockpiling, I mean buying parts.. )
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Just to make clear - they are Rover 45 arms but should bolt up okay looking at this: