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Old 04-13-2010, 04:48 PM   #153
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Re: My whole braking system - thinking out loud

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Originally Posted by Captainfab View Post
You could use the Astro rotor with the brackets that I'm making, but use the '76-'78 Eldorado calipers that have a built in e-brake. The Cardone numbers for them are 16-4116 and 16-4117. The online price is $110.00 ea. plus a core of $24.50 for one and $13.50 for the other.
Captain,

What about this caliper...it is from a 1985 Cadillac Seville...this if from RockAuto.com: (price, core, total)
A-1 CARDONE Part # 164139 {Loaded; [Caliper w/Installation Hardware & Pad] Reman.}Rear Left; w/Casting #020L, #021R; OE Metal Piston;Semi-Metallic Pads ( $90.89, $30.00, $120.89)
A-1 CARDONE Part # 164138 {Loaded; [Caliper w/Installation Hardware & Pad] Reman.}Rear Right; w/Casting #020L, #021R; OE Metal Piston;Semi-Metallic Pads ( $90.89, $30.00, $120.89)

Would these work on your brakets? I have seen these on eBay for less than $150 for a pair minus the pads.
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