Triumph Spitfire- Gt6- Lotus Elan Alloy Caliper Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Chatsworth, California, US
Alloy caliper bracket to replace the heavy steel caliper bracket. Fit early Spitfire and Lotus Elans and others with Triumph Spitfire front suspension. Fits 12 and 14 caliper. They are made out of 6061 alloy and have a machined finish to them. The 16 caliper bracket for the 16 caliper is coming soon. 818 350 6222 thanks Joe
ALLOY CALIPER BRACKETS FOR THE LOTUS ELAN AND GT6 ARE AVAILABLE
Alloy caliper brackets for the 16 caliper are being made now. They will be made out of 7075 and should be ready by the end of the month. Price should be $185.00Thanks Joe
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