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viperine
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SEP 17, 08:14 PM
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Is the Fiero store our only option for these bolts? I don't mind ordering them, but if I can get these locally, I can replace the caliper that split in two by tomorrow. I know, 74 ft pounds and locktite. The brakes have not been touched since we purchased the car. Surprised we went two years before this one finally backed out. Scary stuff!
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fierogt28
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SEP 17, 11:03 PM
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Yes. only option unless you find a good used one.
I bought 8 from TFS for spares. Nice bolts.  ------------------ fierogt28
88 GT, Loaded, 5-speed. 88 GT, 5-speed. Beechwood interior, All original.
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cvxjet
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SEP 17, 11:53 PM
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People...Remember when you find an 88 Fiero in a junk yard near you- Go get the brake calipers/hardware/etc- don't let these items go to the crusher. If I had an 88 I would want a whole spare front and rear subframe. As it is, I swapped out my 85 rear for an 88 and it also has the 88 brakes all around- I have two full sets of spare brakes I picked up from the JY- Cheap insurance considering the brake companies have stopped carrying the 88 brakes...
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viperine
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SEP 18, 12:09 AM
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Luckily i had hung onto a pair of 88 front calipers for our other car. Never dreamt this would happen. The broken caliper still looks new on a cared-for formula with 70k miles. What a shame. I have a hoard of 84-87 parts, but little to handle 88 only. I may yet visit Fastenal for a last ditch effort, but with little hope. What a shame.
I appreciate the feedback. I do trust the FieroStore to stand behind their product, I just had hopes of a finished task sooner.
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fieroguru
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SEP 18, 12:39 AM
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You can buy the bolts with an Allen head vs. Torx through McMaster.
Same bolts are used for the rear 88 caliper as well.
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cvxjet
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SEP 18, 11:41 AM
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There is an 1988 in Elmira, NY....Arrived on Sept 13........It's a bit of a drive.......
To see what is in your area JYs, Look up "Row 52"- even has pics of the cars....
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