Category: Accessories
Price: $750
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan, Other Model G's
Location (State/Prov): TX
Item Condition: Brand New

These are brand new calipers never used. They have been sand blasted then powder coated with prismatic blue flake. Or candy blue. Whatever you wanna call it. No stickers in the calipers. This was done the right way





you have to possess the knowledge on how to rebuild these. I’ve bought all new O-rings and clips and other hardware for the calipers

I paid 450.00 for calipers
I paid 600.00 for custom painted from clutch city coatings in Houston, TX

i can ship at owners expense

I want 750.00 for these awesome calipers and hardware plus shipping

send me an offer.

 

Those are some good looking calipers, GLWS!

 

I'm not in the market for calipers but if I were, this would be the deal I was looking for...Be patient, the right buyer will come. GLWS!

 

These are absolutely gorgeous. Great price too. GLWS

 

thanks bud! I appreciate all the good feedback fellas

 

Wow, I didn't think I would of ever seen the blue akebono calipers. Those are beautiful. I wished I would of waited a bit longer cuz I bought the red one last year lol

 

Pending
OP put 100 bucks down to hold

 

No kibbitzing in the Classifieds. If you're not actually interested in buying, take your messages to PM.

 

The comments are all supportive to the sale, and keep it bumped for attention. There's nothing untoward here. Go ahead and kibbitz.

And in that theme... if these were PC in a different color, I would absolutely have bought them for my upcomming brake project, then sold my silver BBK afterwards. It really made me think twice about going blue. So anyway, GLWS.

 

Thanks guys.

 

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Still available

guy said he’d pay me today, then today he said can I do payment plans of 100 dollars each week?

i said no

so i gave him his money back

unbelievable

 

God I wish I knew how to rebuild calipers...

 

It's honestly not hard, I did it when I got mine powdercoated. Hardest part was getting the seals and clips back onto the pistons but with a little patience it's very doable. After seeing these I kind of wish I would have done mine in a cool color like CWorksDesign. Someone give these beautiful brakes a home.

 

I’m possibly interested. The thing is I just changed my rotors last month without realizing that if I ever want These akebonos I would need bigger rotors as well. I’m in Texas as well. Where do you live? Could you see how much it costs to ship them to zip code 75238 please