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Hi JP
Ford remans are available in a day or so from our distributer. There is a core charge of $60.00 each on the fronts and $50.00 each on the rears. The fronts are 3W4Z-2V120/1-AARM and list for $90.97 each and your cost would be $68.23 each. The rears are 1W4Z-2V552/3-ABRM and list for $107.92 and cost you $80.94 each plus the core charges, which whe we rec the cores in the same box is refunded to you. These are 1yr/12,000mile warrenty parts from ford.

Max Zuckerberg
Parts Specialist
Five Star Ford
7100 east Mc Dowell Road
Scottsdale AZ 85257
Direct 1-800-866-1520 ext 236
Fax 1-480-949-8478
parts@fivestarford.com
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mrzeee said:
Hi JP
Ford remans are available in a day or so from our distributer. There is a core charge of $60.00 each on the fronts and $50.00 each on the rears. The fronts are 3W4Z-2V120/1-AARM and list for $90.97 each and your cost would be $68.23 each. The rears are 1W4Z-2V552/3-ABRM and list for $107.92 and cost you $80.94 each plus the core charges, which whe we rec the cores in the same box is refunded to you. These are 1yr/12,000mile warrenty parts from ford.

Max Zuckerberg
Parts Specialist
Five Star Ford
7100 east Mc Dowell Road
Scottsdale AZ 85257
Direct 1-800-866-1520 ext 236
Fax 1-480-949-8478
parts@fivestarford.com
This email, including any attachments, contains information from Max Zuckerberg, and Five Star Ford, that may be legally privileged, confidential, and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. This email also may include content that was not originally generated by the said named company. If you are or are not the intended recipient, any use or dissemination of this email or attachments is strictly prohibited unless authorized and approved by Five Star Ford. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete it from all computers on which it may be stored.
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Thanks Zee

Nuttin wrong with my callipers,, just like set used to paint them so that i dont need to keep car laidup for 24 hrs.
 
if you have a set off the car - power-coat them - it will be much better than paint.

BTW - it takes nearly as long to swap the calipers, re-load the pads, bleed the entire system - as it would to paint the calipers in place. The caliper paint I used was dry to the touch in an hour.
 
Quik LS said:
if you have a set off the car - power-coat them - it will be much better than paint.

BTW - it takes nearly as long to swap the calipers, re-load the pads, bleed the entire system - as it would to paint the calipers in place. The caliper paint I used was dry to the touch in an hour.
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Thanks Quik,,, didnt know u could paint them while still on.

Was told they needed to be removed cleaned and painted, let dry 24 hrs, than re-installed.
 
nah - some folks just mask everything off and spray them.

I sprayed into a plastic disposable container and then brushed it on - thick.
 
nah - just used some water and a wire brush - scrubbed them clean - then used some compressed air to dry them down before painting.
 
Dupli-Color has a kit that contains: 8oz. Paint, 11oz. Spray can of caliper cleaner, paint stir stick, masking tape, paint brush and instruction sheet. Comes in red, blue, black, and yellow and ran about $16 including tax at Pep Boys. I would recommend getting a couple more brushes. I did not have to mask that much just the bleeder valve. More than enough paint; I still have 1/2 a can even with 4 coats.

Here is a old thread with some nice photos.

http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=5617&highlight=paint+calipers
 
gcwimmer said:
Dupli-Color has a kit that contains: 8oz. Paint, 11oz. Spray can of caliper cleaner, paint stir stick, masking tape, paint brush and instruction sheet. Comes in red, blue, black, and yellow and ran about $16 including tax at Pep Boys. I would recommend getting a couple more brushes. I did not have to mask that much just the bleeder valve. More than enough paint; I still have 1/2 a can even with 4 coats.

Here is a old thread with some nice photos.

http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=5617&highlight=paint+calipers
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Yea I dont wanna use Dopli color kit,,, colors are all basic.

Goin with high temp engine paint, many more color options.

Thanks Quik,, for basic instructions.
 
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