Wheel Cylinders Vendors Part numbers and cost (1 Viewer)

[Charliemurphy]

Hi Everyone,

I've got a '76 I'm rebuilding and currently working on trading the cost of restoring the rear drum brakes. I noted that rock auto offers wheel cylinders at half the price of anyone else. (see attached picture) . Does anyone have any experience with the rockauto offered wheel cylinders? I noticed there are several vendors offering different prices. Do you have any comments regarding which vendors are the best or maybe which ones to stay away from? Also not sure on the appropriate part numbers so again, any experience you can share would be appreciated.

 

[AlaskanWheeler]

My first choice would me OEM, from Norwalk Toyota.

 

[3_puppies]

cruiser outfitters

good people, answers any questions, good service.

brakes are not something to skimp on.

 

[scoutingranch]

I noticed that all the examples are for the rear. No front? or, are they suited for front and rear.
By the way, Raybestos has been in the biz and making fine products for decades (no affiliation)

 

[JohnnyC]

cruiser outfitters

good people, answers any questions, good service.

brakes are not something to skimp on.

X2 @cruiseroutfit

As it goes ... You get what you pay for ... if it’s cheap it is for a reason

Lots of threads here about very hard times bleading the brakes ... aftermarket is notorious for not being able to get the air out ...


just sayin

 

[cruiseroutfit]

We would love to help. We stock the full range of new Japanese cylinders (brake, clutch, slave and wheel) as well as rebuild kits for all of those items too! Give us a shout @ Cruiser Outfitters!

Cruiser Outfitters

cruiseroutfitters.com

 

[middlecalf]

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