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I would call Lonestar. I used them about two years ago. No issues.
Could just be revamping the website.
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When I called Lonestar in 2020 I was told they are wholesale only and directed me to Muskegon Brake as a retail vendor.
One caliper was sent back three times for leaks (DOT 3), each time from a different piston ![]() Since Corvette calipers are done with O-ring seals (not available for 2.125 Chevelle bores) I wouldn't anticipate problems. - Bill W |
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40 years ago I had a set done by Stainless Steel Brakes Corp. Are they still in business??
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Like I said I used them for 15 years or so through Robin Winnan @ Harmony Corvettes recommendation and never had a problem. The web sight now sends you to: https://www.fullthrottlecorvette.com...fg_30-0-1.html. Has anyone used these Guys. Looks like the Lone Star company merged with Full Throttle Corvette. I remember reading the founder at Lone Star died a few years ago? I just don't want to play the "Leaky Caliper Game", I've been down that road and it is not pretty with cores going back and forth. Muskegon wants $199.00 each plus a core of $99.00 each. Full Throttle shows $119.00 for an "o" ring sealed caliper with a $95.00 core each. Any input would be appreciated. Bill |
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