NebraskaSHO
Harumph!
wood_e said:
Napa had the wrong parts when I called Saturday as well. I truly was SOL
Where can I find FN74 caliper brackets?
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Napa had the wrong parts when I called Saturday as well. I truly was SOL
38SHO
#1 Oil Abuser
YAHTEC said:
you should find hout how much they cost, and go get them all.....
then you could probably sell all of them on here for more then what u paid at the junkyard, make some money to buy some other SHO part haha...
NebraskaSHO
Harumph!
They at least need to have good boots and not be rusted together. Otherwise idk what you could use them for besides a paper weight... 
Mr Anonymous
Tire Wall
Nothing a .38 cal. wire brush on a drill can't fix. A pair of vice grips and a torch will make removing the stuck pin a breeze. Then just clean it up with the wire brush and it's all like new again.pcross_53 said:
38SHO
#1 Oil Abuser
I paid 65 bucks for mine from here for used ones when I was in a pinch.....
I GURANTEE you it doesn't cost that much from a junkyard, and I also gurantee there are 10 people on SHOforum right now who would probably buy some real Fn74 brackets for upgrades....... A readily availble caliper bracket is the main problem I see with the 11.6" upgrade.
I GURANTEE you it doesn't cost that much from a junkyard, and I also gurantee there are 10 people on SHOforum right now who would probably buy some real Fn74 brackets for upgrades....... A readily availble caliper bracket is the main problem I see with the 11.6" upgrade.
Electricat
New Member
38SHO said:
I've sold about half a dozen sets of FN74's by doing just that, all for $45-50 a set.....after JY cost, PayPal fees, selling costs, and a trip to the PO, I figure I make about $20 a set....not a fortune, but enough to justify the trouble, especially if I am at the JY anyway. Pick them up, make yourself some cash, and help forum members get a much-wanted part at a decent price.
YAHTEC
New Member
I'll grab two pairs from the yard tomm just in case somebody else wants some.. I'll pm you with a price after I buy them
YAHTEC
New Member
Electricat said:I've sold about half a dozen sets of FN74's by doing just that, all for $45-50 a set.....after JY cost, PayPal fees, selling costs, and a trip to the PO, I figure I make about $20 a set....not a fortune, but enough to justify the trouble, especially if I am at the JY anyway. Pick them up, make yourself some cash, and help forum members get a much-wanted part at a decent price.
I like your thinking
Mr Anonymous
Tire Wall
You should be ashamed of your ruthless profiteering at the expense of flat-broke innocent SHO owners. That $20 extra you needlessly overcharged them for could have been used to buy lots of NOS decals for their car that can't stop.Electricat said:I've sold about half a dozen sets of FN74's by doing just that, all for $45-50 a set.....after JY cost, PayPal fees, selling costs, and a trip to the PO, I figure I make about $20 a set....not a fortune, but enough to justify the trouble, especially if I am at the JY anyway. Pick them up, make yourself some cash, and help forum members get a much-wanted part at a decent price.
For shame... :shakehead
Daedalus
Gen3 noob
Is there a difference between the left and right brackets? I know the calipers are different.
hawkeye18
Sorta cares
Daedalus: nope. Calipers are different because the bleeder screw needs to face the right way. Brackets are symmetrical.
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