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Old 01-10-2010, 07:09 PM   #7
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Re: Front brakes

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piston all way in have clearance on inboard pad outboard pad is the one that is giving me trouble, and you could be right about pad, may be little thicker than it should be, or rotor may be little over tolerance. thanks for help any more ideas keep them coming
I have the same problem on my '77 K20 on the driver side. New pads are tight but turned .004 off the rotor and then the outboard pad is hanging up. May have to put a shim between the rotor and hub.
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