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Guest two.06l

Hi everyone

During a clean up of the shed while Pauly was away I have swept up (and thrown out) 2 small clips for the new brembo's we just got. (They look like tiny bobby pins for girls hair). Does anyone have an old pair of wornout brembo's, and would not miss the clips from them???? PLS PLS PLS I am really in need of them. I have an upset husband and a car without brakes without them!!!!

Thanks

do you want the big metal spring thing,the solid pin with the R clip hole in it or the R clips?you will have to excuse me but i dont know what a "bobby pin for girls hair"is :(

Stace, as butcherous as it sounds I have had to resort to using 0.9mm MIG welding wire on Brembos previously. Stainless if possible and form them into a split pin shape, push them through and spread the ends. Not perfect but it will last long enough to order a new set.

Guest two.06l
do you want the big metal spring thing,the solid pin with the R clip hole in it or the R clips?you will have to excuse me but i dont know what a "bobby pin for girls hair"is :(

don't know what it's called, it's a tiny clip about 2cm long. Has one straight edge, and the other edge has some bends in it?? (sorry, would take a pic if I had one!)

Stace, as butcherous as it sounds I have had to resort to using 0.9mm MIG welding wire on Brembos previously. Stainless if possible and form them into a split pin shape, push them through and spread the ends. Not perfect but it will last long enough to order a new set.

I hope your kidding......sounds like you need an "R" clip...buy them from CBC bearings....i would be suprised if there over 2 dollars each.....also try nissan as the brembos that are on the 350z's are the same as GTR ones

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