Ltngdrvr

There are no other calipers to replace them with that have a parking break in them.

2k7gtcs

Believe me I understand that. But if they are selling and advertising 2 piston rear calipers, they've got a problem if that's not what they are delivering. Someone F'd up!

Ltngdrvr

And every ad copy has a notation saying they aren't responsible for mistakes or misprints and that they reserve the right to make changes without notice, just for situations like this.

sam strano

I had my rear brakes off today, and just as I stated earlier/other places, they are the same rears the 05-10's used. And yes, my car is a Brembo car....

ShowCar

I took the wheels off to confirm and they are single piston.

Flagstang

bait and switch. they do have laws about that kind of thing.

2k7gtcs

Well if they can do that than why bother even putting the Brembos on the front. Just put plane old PBR brakes and point to the disclaimers. That's BS. Someone better get a hold of Ford to fix their ****!

Modshack

so......1 piston on each side = 2 piston rear brakes. Guys here just need to Let it go...

jaguarking11

So its the same PBR bs that we have now? Thats total bs, I cant belive most OEM's these days sell sliding calipers and pass them for good brakes, however they may function properly in the begining, but after a few thousand miles they wear unevenly and clamp improperly. My buddy in his A4 keeps warping rotors and wearing the brakes prematurely. He has single piston front calipers.