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range rover rear calipers
« on: November 14, 2009, 18:57:12 »
im goin to replace both rear calipers on my rangie,its a L reg 93,what years of other landrovers will have the same units,i know discoverys have the same,but what years,because lookin at new ones,there is a difference in up to 93,and 94 onwards to the last classics,will both units fit?

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Re: range rover rear calipers
« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2009, 00:57:20 »
I'm not aware there were any differences at all, AFAIK the same pads fit and the bolts ae the same, so unless the pistons are different I don't know.

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Re: range rover rear calipers
« Reply #2 on: November 15, 2009, 13:51:56 »
well,first of all,thanks for replying,when i went to order off paddocks,there was a choice of calipers,it was 86 to 93,and t5hen 93 on wards,but mine is a 93,so pretty obvious,but just slightly worried that i would send for these,and they come wrong,but like you said,the bolts and pads are the same,so in theory,if i get a pair,i should be ok,cheers jim :D

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Re: range rover rear calipers
« Reply #3 on: November 16, 2009, 16:13:53 »
Late rangie axles have different caliper bolt hole sizes to Defender/90/110 axles, so you can't actually swap the calipers across to an older axle, or the other way without reaming the mounting holes slightly -I think this is the only difference mind you.
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Re: range rover rear calipers
« Reply #4 on: November 16, 2009, 21:01:08 »
Late rangie axles have different caliper bolt hole sizes to Defender/90/110 axles, so you can't actually swap the calipers across to an older axle, or the other way without reaming the mounting holes slightly -I think this is the only difference mind you.
i think you're mate,because my mate eugen had the same problem with his disco,with the front original calipers,when he fitted a later axle,just reemed them out slighly.

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Re: range rover rear calipers
« Reply #5 on: November 18, 2009, 18:51:10 »
as far as i am concerned any modification to ANY brake components from the manufactured standard should not be done.

even if it is 'just' reaming out the holes.

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