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    Default Source for caliber O rings

    Looking for O rings to fit an ATE caliber on a Ralt Rt5 1982 , the pucks are 1.65 in /41.9mm in Da. any idea on a source.Thanks,Dee

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    Maybe check with Dave Bean?

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    Call Keith Averill

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    Default ATE Rebuuild Kit

    The last few ATE rebuild kits I bought (from some west coast buggy shop) were so old the o-rings had turned to dust. I finally gave up and started using square section metric o-rings from McMaster Carr. Check their website, for your dimensions. Only available in Buna-N so not optimal for long life, not a problem if you rebuild seasonally.

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    maybe just search for them on the 'net. look at suppliers like Zatkoff.

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    Default ATE caliper kits

    Quote Originally Posted by Dee View Post
    Looking for O rings to fit an ATE caliber on a Ralt Rt5 1982 , the pucks are 1.65 in /41.9mm in Da. any idea on a source.Thanks,Dee
    Can you post the piston diameters? When I rebuilt my SV calipers, I was able to source new parts from a Porsche aftermarket supplier.

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    Default Thanks, for the help

    Thanks all, was able to get some from back east and a couple of kits from the UK

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    Default source

    I found EPDM o-rings to fit ATE's at www.theoringstore.com. ordered AS568A 223 for nominal 1.625 id x .125cs. they are round, which their website said can be used in place of square, and they fit/working great.
    by the way, what brake pads are you using in these calipers?

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    @Fleetdude, Round section orings/seals for a brake caliper is not a good idea, they will "seal" but they will not provide the "return" that a square/rectangular seal would, and, the sealing area is much smaller.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jkrt125 View Post
    @Fleetdude, Round section orings/seals for a brake caliper is not a good idea, they will "seal" but they will not provide the "return" that a square/rectangular seal would, and, the sealing area is much smaller.
    That is correct. Provide them with the piston diameter and groove width:
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    Contact This Porsche/ATE supplier for correct seals:

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