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brake calipers

gaoife · 2010-07-05 13:09:35

Hi My car needs two new front calipers and i think i've found one but the car parts place needs to know if it's twin or single port, does anyone know? Its a toyota celica 1996 1.8ltr Thanks

05-07-2010 1:09pm

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gaoife

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Hi

My car needs two new front calipers and i think i've found one but the car parts place needs to know if it's twin or single port, does anyone know?

Its a toyota celica 1996 1.8ltr

Thanks

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#2 05-07-2010 1:45pm

Muckie

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The easiest way to check is to go out and check your front wheels.

Depending on the alloys you should be able to see them, that or take the

wheel off and have a look.

From factory i think there single but your could be ungraded, not a big

job to do either.

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