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Hey people, I was doing my brake pads on my 33 today, to only reach the rear brakes and have 1 slider bolt snap on me on the rear left side and another one seized to the hell on the rear right side.

Im after neither a new calliper mounting bracket for the rear left, an entire complete bracket and calliper for the rear left or replacement slider bolts.

As this is my daily driver, I cannot make it to work till I’ve fixed the issue. So just reaching out here for some help. As I don’t have a lot of time or funds to go with a turbo brake conversion right now. Plus if anyone has any ideas on other Skyline callipers that will go straight on my 33 GTS25, this would be great.

Apologies if this has been covered already, but in a pickle and really need help to get this sorted. I’m based in Melbourne

Cheers

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Hi mate, I have a good pair of R33 GTS25 rear calipers that would solve your problem.

I have just cracked each of the slide bolts on both calipers to confirm that they will come apart easily.

I will send you a PM with pictures.

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