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blackie_2k5
6th May 2010, 11:36
as above, has ANYONE! got any idea where to get these from, have tried evrywhere, waiting for a pug dealer to ring back and find out if they can get em, i only fucking need 1!!
any help muchly appreciated, and if you can get a part number ill happily father children for you!!:y:

blackie_2k5
6th May 2010, 15:41
anyone? pug want £86 for a fitting kit, you can imagine what i told them to do with it ;) if not looks like im gonna have to make one up!!!

raunchz
6th May 2010, 15:50
one sec mate - I'll have a quick look online.

blackie_2k5
6th May 2010, 15:53
cheers ross, trying like fook to find some but am struggling like a bitch, no where seems to keep or point me in the direction of some

raunchz
6th May 2010, 15:58
Mate

Part number: 0000442785 - Price £86 ish.

If I was you, I'd get one of the pins, go to a little local engineering firm and ask them to knock 5 of them up for you (1 for now and a spare set) - will easily come in under £80.

raunchz
6th May 2010, 16:00
they don't list them on here either:

http://www.brakeparts.co.uk/

looks to be dealer only part - I'd look to get some made up, they are simple parts in reality but very important !

blackie_2k5
6th May 2010, 16:01
mate is an engineer, was gonna set about a nail with grinder, use that for now so the cars functional then get him to make me some up, thats a fucking scandalous price for 4 pins like, utterly shocked tbh, more pissed off that i had the 4 but lost one haha
cheers for that though mate

raunchz
6th May 2010, 16:03
mate is an engineer, was gonna set about a nail with grinder, use that for now so the cars functional then get him to make me some up, thats a fucking scandalous price for 4 pins like, utterly shocked tbh, more pissed off that i had the 4 but lost one haha
cheers for that though mate

the price is for the fitting kit but still a lot tbh !

hrmmmmmmmmm a nail ?! lol good to see someone using their head !

blackie_2k5
6th May 2010, 18:27
yeah mate, if youve seen one of the pins for the brembo it'll make more sense when i explain, but get a nail..say 6" (the same width as widest part of pin) grind/file one end down (or turn it if you have your own lathe) then do the same to the other end so you can fit a round piece of plate to, to act as the retaining clip, the heat the same end with blow torch and bang with a hammer to mushroom head it and keep said clip on, shouldn't be too much work.....

yr51ocw
7th May 2010, 14:00
£86 sounds a fair price for the pins, I bet your local engineering firm wont be much less than that. I certainly wouldnt do it for that price.