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Wanted to keep these but can't hang onto these parts and not use them.

These are V8 Supercar Alcons control calipers, front pair only. Those who know are aware that these are some of the best calipers money can buy, forged monoblock design they are very strong and very light. You can't help but smile every time you look at them.

Will accept a Ø380mm x 36mm thick rotor and 25mm thick pads. They have the typical cosmetic scratches but that is to be expected with used parts such as these; they do not need a rebuild they are in perfect servicable condition.

Price is $2k firm for SAU members. Can post at buyer expense, contact via phone preferred.

Thanks, Mike

0407 801 338

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what size wheel did you have on your car?

I have TE37SL but they will fit under Enkei RPF1 in 18x10.5 with GTR offset, they can be had cheap from traders on the forum.

Not sure what other wheels would work, there would surely be others.

Hey Mike, whoever bought these, would they like a set of four pot rears that would match up nicely with these? I have a spare set that im willing to part with.

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