Anyone got pics of where to grind front calipers???????
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Originally Posted by BTLFEDSS
Just as the title says where to grind the calipers also does the caliper hanger need to be done??
Thanx BTLFEDSS
Thanx BTLFEDSS
I'll have to dig them out ...
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I wish i knew that earlier i started grinding mine it just seemed like i was grinding for ever i was scared maybe i was in the wrong spot. Did you have to gring on the bracket near the center hub also???I will keep yours in mind though probably not much of a point sense i started on mine there ground pretty good just hittting a little i think on that bracket may be
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Originally Posted by Tom the roofer
I have pics on my web site. They are for sale too. Save yourself the trouble of grinding
Tom,
You're supposed to say, "you shouldn't need to grind calipers with Bogart wheels as I have". J/K.
BTLFED, pick up a set of used calipers so that you have a spare if necessary. They do and have cracked from guys taking to much material off.
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WOW, I had to grind a little bit off the stockers for the Bogarts but NOTHING like that.
I was able to get it done with a hand file if that says anything.
I was able to get it done with a hand file if that says anything.
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Steve will tell you that I fought him for years on the fact that I thought Bogarts were overpriced and the budget Weld wheels were just as good......
Well, I just had a caliper blow out on me (I am almost 100% sure it was do to grinding). I had them ground for prolly three years or so, so that I might have had something to do with it. The caliper blew out, caused me to not be able to stop at a stop sign, nor was I slow enough to make a turn. My car jumped up in the median, hit a tree, then spun around and landed the opposite direction. It is totaled!
My advice is go with a wheel that needs very little or no grinding at all. I wish I would have!
Well, I just had a caliper blow out on me (I am almost 100% sure it was do to grinding). I had them ground for prolly three years or so, so that I might have had something to do with it. The caliper blew out, caused me to not be able to stop at a stop sign, nor was I slow enough to make a turn. My car jumped up in the median, hit a tree, then spun around and landed the opposite direction. It is totaled!
My advice is go with a wheel that needs very little or no grinding at all. I wish I would have!
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Originally Posted by Matt D
Steve will tell you that I fought him for years on the fact that I thought Bogarts were overpriced and the budget Weld wheels were just as good......
Well, I just had a caliper blow out on me (I am almost 100% sure it was do to grinding). I had them ground for prolly three years or so, so that I might have had something to do with it. The caliper blew out, caused me to not be able to stop at a stop sign, nor was I slow enough to make a turn. My car jumped up in the median, hit a tree, then spun around and landed the opposite direction. It is totaled!
My advice is go with a wheel that needs very little or no grinding at all. I wish I would have!
Well, I just had a caliper blow out on me (I am almost 100% sure it was do to grinding). I had them ground for prolly three years or so, so that I might have had something to do with it. The caliper blew out, caused me to not be able to stop at a stop sign, nor was I slow enough to make a turn. My car jumped up in the median, hit a tree, then spun around and landed the opposite direction. It is totaled!
My advice is go with a wheel that needs very little or no grinding at all. I wish I would have!