Subject	things to note
Posted by	YellowZXTT on March 04, 2002 at 11:31 AM
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In Reply To	Powdercoating calipers: What special prep work is needed? posted by SeedyRom on March 04, 2002 at 11:24 AM
Message	i believe to powdercoat they heat to 450 F for 1 hour or so. I think you will have to rebuild the caliper after that abuse. I'm sure the rubber seals won't take it. I would bead blast the outside and then clean it off with brake parts cleaner several times to get all the oil off. Harry " If it doesn't make it faster, i don't care "
Follow Ups	Powdercoating calipers: What special prep work is needed? - SeedyRom 11:24:51 03/04/02 things to note - YellowZXTT 11:31:16 03/04/02 Check with this guy...... - Scott (ZofNC) 11:38:17 03/04/02 YO!>>>>>>>> - Seb 11:40:27 03/04/02 Same place :) (n/m) - SeedyRom 20:44:12 03/04/02 Re: Powdercoating calipers: What special prep work is needed - Oppaman Z 12:25:49 03/04/02 if the pistons won't blow out using compressed air do this> - my91z 12:41:36 03/04/02 Notice: never split the 300ZX calipers or you will ruin them (n/m) - Oppaman Z 14:53:10 03/04/02 some here have done it w/ no problems, I have seen posts> - my91z 14:55:30 03/04/02 He's right, you NEVER should on any car. (n/m) - SeedyRom 20:44:01 03/04/02 I am pretty sure they are going to have to be prepped. You> - Pats300zx 12:37:53 03/04/02 Oh I'm surely doing that. (n/m) - SeedyRom 20:42:51 03/04/02 Yo yo yo. Check this shizzle my nizzle - U ZCREAM (ACT is A-OK) 15:02:26 03/04/02
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