i have a hole in my brake caliper and need to replace it asap its leaking brake fluid and wanted to know a good performance brand or should i just go for an oem replacement
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It'd be pretty hard to punch a hole in your caliper, even using a hammer.
I suspect either the bleed nipple has somehow come off, or the piston seals are leaking.
Have you got a picture of the hole in the caliper?
Presonally I would just get a junkyard OEM one, unless you plan on some serious hp later on.
If so then I would do the ROH conversion at the same time as new calipers
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thanks i dont ill take some and post them later on todayOriginally posted by evil_demon_01 View PostIt'd be pretty hard to punch a hole in your caliper, even using a hammer.
I suspect either the bleed nipple has somehow come off, or the piston seals are leaking.
Have you got a picture of the hole in the caliper?
Presonally I would just get a junkyard OEM one, unless you plan on some serious hp later on.
If so then I would do the ROH conversion at the same time as new calipersComment
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Just get NEW oem ones and u will be good, anythin else is gona cost u an arm and leg.......VTEC DUDE!!!!!!!Comment
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