August 12, 201412 yr #1 took my car into a brake repair shop today for some work and bought the parts I thought I needed for him to complete the job. unfortunately he has told me that the front rotors and pads I purchased are wrong. car is a BA mk2 so I assumed that the front calipers were the ba PBR premium 325mm caliper so bought parts to suit them. are these the same as the stock front BF calipers, but in red with PBR all over them?
August 12, 201412 yr #2 They are stock caliper painted redhttp://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?p=4950262
August 12, 201412 yr #3 Author god damn, and all this time I thought I had decent front brakes... thanks for the reply. I guess ill have to find the part numbers to suit these calipers.... are vented rotors worth looking into for these? or just solids with bendix general ct pads
August 12, 201412 yr #4 Dont think you can buy solid front rotors for late model falcons, to the best of my knowledge they would all be ventilated.
August 12, 201412 yr #5 I think he means slotted/drilled, and yes it is worth chucking in good rotors and pads even in stock brakes. A full flush n bleed with good fluid also!
August 13, 201412 yr #6 Author yeah sorry slotted, not vented. DBA 2107S looks like it might be the go and just regular bendix gct
August 14, 201412 yr #7 Yep, that's the standard boring caliper that has been painted to look like the 325mm one.This is the real thing:You can see the different indents - the 325mm caliper has the one indent above the PBR logo, whereas the standard caliper has the two indents - one either side of where the logo is/would normally go.I had a close call a few years ago. Was buying some 325mm calipers that had come off a Craig Lowndes ute but double checked with some photos just before handing over the money. Turned out that they were standard calipers, painted the same way as yours.Photo of the standard caliper - you can see the two indents instead of the one centre one: Edited August 14, 201412 yr by PhilMeUp
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