caliper ID

[RobE]

I bought a brake setup off of ebay about 3 years ago and they have been sitting in a box since. I am finally getting around to doing the conversion and need to rebuild them. They are obviously not blaster calipers like the guy said so i could use some help figuring out what these came off of so i can get the proper rebuild kit. Thanks

 

[sam0840]

Maybe honda? I have a set up someone sold me and they ended up being 300 ex. Mine look slightly different than yours so maybe different model year?

 

[RobE]

I did a Google image search and looked through pages and pages amdi i think I got lucky and found it. It looks like 87-88 warrior, 87-89 banshee fronts but would like someone with more experience to confirm though. If that is what they are could someone point me to somewhere that sells rebuild kits for these. I haven't found anywhere that carries the first Gen kits. Thank you.

 

[sam0840]

you could try searching these exploded diagrams too
Ronnie's Mail Order for atv parts, atv tires, snowmobile, watercraft and motorcycle featuring an OEM microfiche parts finder.

 

[RobE]

you could try searching these exploded diagrams too
Ronnie's Mail Order for atv parts, atv tires, snowmobile, watercraft and motorcycle featuring an OEM microfiche parts finder.

Thanks for the link that was extremly informative. I do believe that these are first Gen banshee calipers. I'm not shure if I want to use these or buy newer style, there isn't a lot of aftermarket support for the old stuff.

 

[Awk08]

Thanks for the link that was extremly informative. I do believe that these are first Gen banshee calipers. I'm not shure if I want to use these or buy newer style, there isn't a lot of aftermarket support for the old stuff.

i'd say that is correct,
first gen (pre 1990) banshee calipers and brackets
for shee's with the J-arm front suspension

they will not work with stock 03+ blaster hydro spindles, 1990+ banshee, nor the norm420/KOR spindles.
the bolt pattern and spacing is all wrong.

unless you're doing a custom mount, don't waste much more time, $ or effort on them.
better off to just get '90+ shee, rappy and some yfz model calipers, i've seen them go for around $25-50 per set on ebay.
you'll be lucky to find rebuild kits for those for that price.

i thought i recognized them when this was first posted, but didn't want to say for sure until i got to my shop and dug this set out of the scrap pile.....





btw, i posted the pics in your first post for ya, use the .img code for forums from tinypic or photobucket for better results in the future

 

[RobE]

Thanks guys for the input. I have already been looking on eBay for different calipers. Thanks awk08 for fixing my pics.