[edboyles]

I have a pair of Kelsey-Hayes 4 piston calipers for a 66 mustang which were taken off of a running car. Can anyone recommend where to send for a professional refurbish?

 

[Guest]

Pretty easy to rebuild yourself. New pistons and seals is all you need. Otherwise most parts stores have them rebuilt with an exchange.

 

[Midlife]

White Post Restorations can do it for about $350. As Charles said, it's relatively easy to rebuild them. I did mine, but I had a cross-over tube thread strip on one caliper, making that one junk.

 

[cmayna]

I rebuilt Reds calipers by using new pistons and seals from Virginia Mustang Classic. Maybe I just had good luck but it turned out pretty easy.

 

[zray]

I have a pair of Kelsey-Hayes 4 piston calipers for a 66 mustang which were taken off of a running car. Can anyone recommend where to send for a professional refurbish?

The work from goldline brakes is stunning:

http://www.goldlinebrakes.com/

Z. Ray

 

[66kgt]

These guys did mine:

http://calipersonline.com

 

[68RCodeConv]

If they have been sitting for a while they may be corroded beyond a shadetree rebuild. On mine the pistons were pitted so badly I had to use a big pair of pliers to get them out (would not budge using compressed air).

I put in new seals and pistons and they leaked like a sieve. Ended up buying new ones from SSBC.