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Wheel cylinders

Started by brads59, March 14, 2010, 10:01:17 PM

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brads59

Gday guys,
Im looking for NOS wheel cylinders x4
Anyone know where to find these?
Or do we re sleeve them these days?
Cheers
Brad
1959 Black Std sedan

stapla

Hi Brad,

I got my 4 new wheel cylinders from rare spares.  Brand was Protex.  I guess time will tell if they have moisture problems in a year or 2.

Power Brakes in Adelaide (formally of Parade Norwood) can resleeve with stainless could be better long term. 

http://www.powerbrakes.com.au

Cheers
Peter.


FB_MAD

I know a place in Tamworth NSW that can re-sleeve in stainless and supply new cups  for around  $50 each.

They will last longer than repro or NOS ones and it will be only you that will know that they are re-sleeved ones and not NOS ones.

I have some done by this place in my FB and they did a good job.

Unless you can get a wholesale price you will find repro ones will be dearer than $50 each and "if" you can find any NOS ones they will be dearer again.
Has anybody seen my red pen??

Maco

Brad,

You have email.

John
Better in Green

brads59

Cheers guys,
John PM SENT

I rang power brakes and they seem to know there stuff (and how to charge)
Ran into a guy at the campbelltown swap meet who i just rang and he is looking thru some old stock for me for wheel cylinders.
He only wants $25 ea.(fingers crossed).
Can anyone tell me if this price sounds ok for a total brake package(removed and fitted my self) all 4 cnrs

$590
all shoes bonded
all new wheel cylinders
all drums machined
two front flexi lines
rhf hard line
Cheers for input
Brad
1959 Black Std sedan