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Carroll Shelby
When I got a used set from Matt he provided fresh seals/boots, so I immediately re sealed them
I would invest in a spare bridge line and ditch the bleeder screws for the two piece wilwood units so you don't wear out the screw holes in the calipers over time.
I think doing fresh seals and inspecting your pistons and bores is a good move but other than the bridge line, seals, and bleed screws, I don't imagine anything else being a long term issue on the calipers themselves
I made the investment in a spare hat and hardware, and keep some old rotor rings in case those break/crack or something.
Zeckhausen is a great source for the stop tech parts, he will get you set up
Last edited by Pranav; 02-09-2019 at 12:48 PM.
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