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My rear left caliper is still sticking or binding. I am ordering this caliper from RockAuto.com and want to make sure CARDONE is a good brand. Why it is so cheap?
There are many parts on Rockauto that are way cheaper than OEM. I've used a pretty good variety and haven't had any problems except (ironically!) Cardone. I purchased a Cardone drive axle from Rockauto and it had the incorrect number of splines. I then picked one up locally at NAPA which also had the wrong number of splines. When I returned it, I learned that their supplier was.....guess who? Cardone. So needless to say, I won't be buying anything from Cardone again. If they can't get something as simple as the right number of splines on a drive axle, there's no way I'd trust them with something important like a brake caliper.
I just purchased 2 brembo reman calipers from them and will be installing them this weekend so i don't have any down time on my daily driver (type s). i talked to one TL owner who is a manager at o'reilly's and he says he has sold many and hasn't seen any come back with errors. they came out to 60 bucks each after returning cores.
I just purchased 2 brembo reman calipers from them and will be installing them this weekend so i don't have any down time on my daily driver (type s). i talked to one TL owner who is a manager at o'reilly's and he says he has sold many and hasn't seen any come back with errors. they came out to 60 bucks each after returning cores.
11-05-2018, 03:48 PM
