Brembo Brake Caliper Rebuild Restoration, Big Brake kit Honda / Acura TL Type S TL-S Powdercoating
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Rebuild Acura TL Type S Brembo brakes from start to finish. With Kawasaki green powdercoat.
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What is the tightening torque when reassembling after disassembling the caliper?
Very nice, that came out awesome! I enjoyed your video. Your tools and equipment are in the right hands. Subscribed!
Where do you get the rebuild kit or how much is it?
Great video! No words, but 100% clear footage.
At 8:20, how come the black coating wasn't fully removed on the surfaces where the two halves would make contract? Wouldn't it be better to plug the holes and powder coat that area, as well?
FYI, this video is the process for rebuilding calipers not abused by former owners. For rebuilding calipers with dust boots that are glued in with multiple layers of anti-squeal goop and pistons tightly clamped in by hardened old seals, expect a much tougher disassembly process.
What do you use for a torque spec for the bolts that mate the two halves together? Any thread locker on it?
I only watched to see how to put the seals back in... Overall the video 10/10
More Type S work!
where can the seal kit be found???
Hi bro 👋👋👋very good restoration 👍👍👍and video cool 🤝🤝🤝
Okay I need a powdercoater, sandblaster & to just convince the wife why I need to use the oven to put car parts in it! Guess I'm paying someone!
Please don't, you shouldn't cook in an oven after using it for this.
If you have the space, you should just buy a cheap used one.
Did you replace the 4 brackets that you screwed off at 3:58 or did you just remove the rust? I have rust on one of mine and I was looking for a replacement part online but have no idea what it's called.
This was very satisfying to watch. Thank you.
just whats the torque for those 4 bolt which holding the caliper together? I am going to do mine
Where can I get the rebuilt position kit ?
Did you get new bolts to hold the 2 halves together, and if so, where did you het them from?
And torque specs also, please
@@joedapro555 bolt torque usually goes by size and grade
only thing I don't care for is you pulling the fkn pistons out with channel locks on the sealing surface! If you're rebuilding your brakes, DONT EVER DO THIS! And you powder coated on the pressure seal surface for the brake line banjo bolt sealing washer. That could cause some serious problems if you don't remove that.. Otherwise, looks good.
Going to do my Ferrari F40 brakes here in a minute.
Hi - great vid .... what did you torque the bolts too? Didn’t look like much and I’m doing the same thing, thank you.
Hey sorry im not exactly sure now trying to remmeber back but I think it was around 30 foot pounds and I used loctite
where do you get the seals
How much torque did you apply to the caliper bolts?
It should be 30 lbs or 75Nm
How many Nm ?
If not replacing all 8 pistons at least use a rag between those pliers and pistons. The thought of marring them up made me cringe.
Howd you get the bolts green too??? You didnt show them being sprayed at all and both halves were done separately
I sprayed them separate. I did film it but I felt the video was getting to be too long and wasn't sure people would be interested in watching it all and I cut scenes out I'm sorry.
I just had mine powdercoated and seems the guy sprayed them while the halves were bolted together....he totally missed spots in the bolt head areas smh
That’s accurate
that color is awesome! Think you could sand blast and powder coat something for me?
Shoot me a message.
@@EasternNCSportbikes how much to send you mine?
Hey bro can you post a link for a rebuild kit that you used?
good vid
1:42 LOL)
What's the powder coat booth setup? Looks like there's a fan behind the filters?
So weird to see this since Brembo says to never split their calipers and never use powder coating on them.
What would make a difference
Probably so you have to buy their overpriced items, instead of saving money by rebuilding them.
Where did you get the plugs for the holes? And are you able to sandblast the calipers without having to actually take them apart??
@12:37 forgot that once :) Only once.
I don’t need my Brembos powder coated but I do need them rebuilt how much would a job like this cost?
if you go summit racing .com you can buy a rebuilt kit for around 6 dollars for the o rings. not sure how much it cost to replace the round part that sit inside hole.
but easy to do for anyone
lol this is like my mechanics for cars. Loved it!!
What size bits you used for big and small screws?
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Where do you get the small oring from?
Rock auto I think is where it came from
I enjoyed this. Thanks. I plan on doing the same for my Brembos.
Great clip - thanks for sharing.
I have bought a cheap 2nd hand sandblasting cabinet and a 2.5hp compressor.
Can you tell me what media I need to use to get the same result as you have please?
I just used the sand that was in the cabinet when I bought it and it is not removing the powder coat on my callipers.
Hey I used black aluminum oxide.
Media Myway z
@@EasternNCSportbikes Brilliant thank you.....now to find out where to buy that shit haha :)
@@mediamyway6006 If you have a harbor freight in your area you can try there.
Did you sandblast the hexcap bolts too?
Why wouldn’t you paint them bolted together ? You can see the gap and you damaged the paint on the bolts to put it together.
because thats how half assed people do it.
Anyone have a source for the inner caliper half seal? I have found the piston seals but am unable to find the seal that goes in between the caliper half for these
Rock Auto has two caliper rebuild kits by Carlson and Raybrstos that include those seals. You may have to click the INFO button to see exactly what's included
Where can I get a rebuild kit for them
what type of vinyl did you use for the lettering on the calipers?
Excellent video
Where can I get these parts?
Where can I buy the rebuild kit at
What would a job like this cost?
What happens if the piston goes in backwards?
Hello what is the torque spec of the 4 allen bolts that hold the two halves together?
108 Nm
Why didn’t you use a high temp brembo vinyl then add a clear coat and then cure it?
Wht kind sand blaster u using
What you torque the 4 main caliper bolts
Trinidad Valladolid 108nm
How much is it for powder coating and where can I get the rebuild kit
Powdercoating for calipers usually ranges from 75-200$ area depending on how much they needed to be cleaned before they are coated. But you can order dust shields and seals on ebay or rock auto, here is the ebay items I used. www.ebay.com/itm/38mm-42mm-Stoptech-Brembo-Front-Brake-Caliper-Rebuild-Kits-Qty-2/263548578272?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Automotive Revive what state are you located in?
Did you have any issues removing the bolts that hold the two half's together?
As long as you have an impact gun with a little power behind it you will be fine, The small impact I used has 250 foot pounds of torque, but on the other caliper I had 1 stuck bolt and had to use my big impact to get it off.
Automotive Revive what size is the hex for those bolts? I had no luck with 10mm and 9mm
Nice video! What kind of masking tape did you use there?
And where did you got the blue plugs from?
@@yovandecoene7840 smile.amazon.com/s?k=powdercoating+silicone+plugs&ref=nb_sb_noss_2v for the plugs at least.
Arent the bolts installed backwards after powder coating, i think they are
Did you need to put brake grease on the pistons? Or would it be fine without? I’m rebuilding my TL Brembos for my RSX just wanna make sure I do it right the first time
You shouldn't use brake grease on the pistons. Just brake fluid if you need to lubricate them.
Hey - would you be intersted in doing the same thing to my TL Brembo brakes?
I can’t find where to message you. Do you have an email?
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The e-address is in the description.
Subscribed. I hope you keep making content like this. This is great.
Just a few criticisms... the Brembo decal was off kilter a bit. And... did you just put on the old brakes? Come on... if you're going to go through all that... get a new set of brakes too! And the last thing... where the other side? Did you only rebuild one caliper? lol.
@@I_leave_mean_comments Hey, I did do both sides but for the sake of the video I just showed one side. (alot of work goes into positioning the camera to view everything being my first video it was a learning experience) The pads I used were infact used but still had alot of life left on them. I should have used new but yeah cutting corners haha