Calipers - Yes the front calipers are of a Ford Cortina, Like Martin said I got mine from a ford breaker for £16.00, I only needed one. The other side I took off and refurbished, I would have done both if i had known how quick and easy it was, you can even get service kits with new rubber seals in for peanuts. The old calipers are easy to fix, like Martin said I popped mine out useing a bicycle pump and a valve nipple thing I made. Once you have popped them out pull out the rubber seals and use some very fine wet'n'dry sandpaper on the piston and the cyliner until it is nice an clean. Slap it back together and hey presto it works again. Because these calipers have a piston either side of the disc unlike some other cars that just have one, a single sticky piston can also account for a pull to one side under braking and a shake in the steering wheel while braking. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Braking Power The DeLorean has a lot of rubber on the floor, unless you are locking up all four wheels then ABS seems a waste of time, if you can plant the pedal completly on the floor and not lock up the wheels then the brakes are not working to their full potential. Upgrade to Stainless Steel braided brake lines Carry out a break fluid change Check the condition of the calipers, pad and disk Make sure you have decent tyres If all this is done then the DeLorean should stop pretty damn well. James RG P.S. If you don't want your old Calipers why not refurbish them and sell them on eBay.