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Old 08-14-2013, 11:44 PM   #1
steves1967
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Problem with front brakes

So I put new dropped spindles on my C20, then bought new rotors, bearings, and brake pads. I bought the spindles from POL, the rotors are Raybestos, and the pads are Bendix CT3's.

I got the drivers side together with a little wiggling and finesse, but the passengers side just wont go. Seems like the inside pad (piston side) is too thick. It measure .605".

Please take a look at the attached pics- where is my problem? Im thinking about taking a little material off of the "mounting ears" to give that inside pad enough room to fit. I really don't want to swap back to the old spindles just to see if they fit. I can slide the old brake pads in with no problem- but they're older, worn down pads.

Any suggestions or ideas????




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