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ichi-go

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Hey guys,

Just wondering if anyone knows any place that rebuild brakes with competitive prices? Have a set of GTR brembos that I'm looking to replace the seals, have the rebuild kit from Nissan with all the seals

Perth Brake Parts in Welshpool charges $225 PER caliper, does not include painting/parts

I thought that is abit rich for a relatively easy job

Thanks

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I used PBR in Melbourne to do this job.

It cost me $188 per Caliper - this did not include Painting

($752 for all 4 to be fully refurbished but this included the cost of the rebuild kit etc..)

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pbp arent the cheapest but i can vouch for the quality of their work , ive used them a few times with no issues

Their quality of work is good and thats where it ends , most useless company i have had the pleasure of doing business with . Mick needs to be shot and replaced with some one who wants to be there .

Easiest way to get pistons out is mount to car , remove pads and pump pedal untill the piston hit the rotor , remove caliper and split it then pull piston out . I charge about$100 per caliper plus kits and pistons if needed

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