-
invented by
Pierre Vernier, as an
improvement of the
nonius of
Pedro Nunes.
Inside calipers are used to
measure the
internal size of an object. The
upper caliper...
-
composite discs, with a
diameter of 380 mm each and use six-piston
aluminium callipers at the
front and rear. The
manufacturer claims a top
speed of 395 km/h...
-
Cystitome Angular keratotomes Barraquer's
needle holder A bone
punch Callipers Corneal spring scissors Intraoccular lenses in
their cases Intraoccular...
-
gloss black) finish,
black (optional yellow, orange, red or grey)
brake callipers, warm
black grille,
carbon fibre mirror heads,
carbon fibre rear lamp...
- in the
front and 370 mm (14.57 in)
discs in the rear
using ten-piston
callipers at the
front and single-piston
calipers at the rear. The all-wheel drive...
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dampers and coil
springs units. Rear
brakes were
mounted inboard, the
callipers were
bolted directly to the
housing of the differential. The
entire ****embly...
- steering,
suspension and
brakes (Brembo 4-piston
brakes with
aluminium callipers stopping the car from 97 km/ to 0 in 103 feet (31 m)), 20-inch silver...
- The LP 640's
optional 15-inch carbon-ceramic disc
brakes with 6
piston callipers came as
standard equipment with the car. In its June 2009 issue, Car and...
- (818.302)
engine and 5-speed gearbox,
introduced in 1970.
Larger Girling callipers and pads
replaced the
Dunlop system ****ed to first-series cars. Berlina...
- anti-roll bars,
Challenge EVO
suspension ECU and
upgraded brake pads with red
callipers and
drilled discs specifically for the road car. The
little known Ferrari...