The Resource For All Things Datsun Roadster S211/SPL212/310/311 Datsun Sports Roadster 1959-April 1970 circa 40,000 produced
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Disassembly, hum?? Per the email they sent me they mentioned to remove them from the housing which to me means the Caliper which is obvious to me. Worst case, not obvious, is to pop the Piston out of the cylinder. A good soak in Evapo-rust and some compressed air and you have saved $50. Anyway good luck. Probably just best to buy the brand new inner cylinder as I linked and do whatever you choose on the outer cylinder.MichaelClay wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:04 pm Yes they said $85 per cylinder. There are 2 per wheel, one on each side of the brake disk. $85 + $85 + $50 disassembly fee = $220 per wheel.
Thanks you for the Hose link I will take a look
That's weird I called them and they said send it fully assembled. I'll call again and confirm and find out the turn around time. They are closed at the moment.DAC21 wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:37 pmDisassembly, hum?? Per the email they sent me they mentioned to remove them from the housing which to me means the Caliper which is obvious to me. Worst case, not obvious, is to pop the Piston out of the cylinder. A good soak in Evapo-rust and some compressed air and you have saved $50. Anyway good luck. Probably just best to buy the brand new inner cylinder as I linked and do whatever you choose on the outer cylinder.MichaelClay wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:04 pm Yes they said $85 per cylinder. There are 2 per wheel, one on each side of the brake disk. $85 + $85 + $50 disassembly fee = $220 per wheel.
Thanks you for the Hose link I will take a look
Good luck.
Here is another aftermarket brake hose. It's amazon so worst case they can be returned, but this P/N did come up as working on old 311s. threadsMichaelClay wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:58 pmThat's weird I called them and they said send it fully assembled. I'll call again and confirm and find out the turn around time. They are closed at the moment.DAC21 wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:37 pmDisassembly, hum?? Per the email they sent me they mentioned to remove them from the housing which to me means the Caliper which is obvious to me. Worst case, not obvious, is to pop the Piston out of the cylinder. A good soak in Evapo-rust and some compressed air and you have saved $50. Anyway good luck. Probably just best to buy the brand new inner cylinder as I linked and do whatever you choose on the outer cylinder.MichaelClay wrote: Wed Jun 22, 2022 4:04 pm Yes they said $85 per cylinder. There are 2 per wheel, one on each side of the brake disk. $85 + $85 + $50 disassembly fee = $220 per wheel.
Thanks you for the Hose link I will take a look
Good luck.
Just to make sure I'm talking about whitepost.com. I want to use them because they are on the east coast.
The other guys at karpspb.com told me what you are saying. They are on the west coast. They also told me to rebuild and sleeve its $250 per wheel.
Another weird thing is that hose link you sent it only lets me buy one hose.
ppeters914 wrote: Wed Jul 27, 2022 3:40 pm Amazing....only one month turnaround. I figured 2-3 months minimum, so I splurged on the Wilwood conversion, which should arrive later today.
Pete,ppeters914 wrote: Wed Jul 27, 2022 3:40 pm Amazing....only one month turnaround. I figured 2-3 months minimum, so I splurged on the Wilwood conversion, which should arrive later today.