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    L-Caliper Spacer Kit

    Turn your standard L-Calipers into "quazi" Wide L-Calipers.

    If you've ever wanted to add vented rotors to the rear of your early 911 or 912, this is the kit for you. You'll have the same pad size as the Wide L-Caliper and externally a virtually identical caliper (Wide L's use M7 Ribe Fasteners).

    So... if the 35mm piston vs. the 38mm piston doesn't bother you simply bolt this kit on and go "vented"

    $149.00 plus $4.95 shipping.
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    Bump-a-roo
    Eric - Sandy, Utah
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    Are pins, retainers and cross over pipes available too?

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    You Bet.

    Pins are standard 911 Rear M-Caliper pins. Retainer springs are a combo of 914 (length) and rear 911 M-Caliper (width) so... you would get a 911 rear caliper pad kit for $35.00 and two rear 914 springs, performa a little Pop-Rivet magic and you're good to go there. We have new compensating lines as well.
    Eric - Sandy, Utah
    71 911
    914-6/GT
    914-6/ORV
    87 944 Spec 1
    Porsche Truck
    62 Beetle
    80 VW “Caddy” Pickup
    72 R75/5 Toaster Tank
    PMB Performance
    We'll Make Your Calipers New Again
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