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hi guys,

selling the brakes that I was going to put on my car as Im going a different way and I no longer need these. They are brand new brembo calipers with 0'kms on them and still in new boxes. They will need dog bones, pads and rotors to make them complete but these are obtainable anywhere. These will not fit under anything smaller than 18" rims and will take up to 380mm front rotors.

Located Brisbane

inspections welcome and recommended, hopefully sizing in the pictures will give you enough information.

looking for a quick sale $1500 ono and can ship for an extra $50 anywhere in Aus.

pm for details

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These may be reburbished units as Brembo items don't get overspray. Seals are intricately installed post paintwork.

Either that or someone may have sold you fake items. Just a headsup buddy.

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