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Where is a good place to look for R33 caliper bolts? I'm scared the dealership will rape me :D

I don't think wreckers would part with the bolts from the calipers would they?

Where is a good place to look for R33 caliper bolts? I'm scared the dealership will rape me :D

I don't think wreckers would part with the bolts from the calipers would they?

i rang them fo yo lazy ass

quoted an R33 1996 2wd hicas front caliper to knuckle bolt, $6.50, 1 in melb, otherwise its japan.

Hey people,

I'm looking at buying or building a house and I need some opinions.

Do you think its best to buy an older not so nice house on a 600-700square meter block Or...

Build a house through Devine homes for the same amount of $ but have a 300Square meter block and have less room to move...but be in a brand new estate across from a creek/reserve

Where is a good place to look for R33 caliper bolts? I'm scared the dealership will rape me :D

I don't think wreckers would part with the bolts from the calipers would they?

Coventry Fasteners if you know the dimensions and thread. Mate got some off em for his calipers, make sure they're high grade ones though.

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