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Old 02-06-2006 | 10:24 AM
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anyone got pics of there ground caliper/brackets?

or a how too with pics?
Old 02-06-2006 | 12:12 PM
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Search button should work.

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Old 02-06-2006 | 12:45 PM
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damn. makes me think about just doing 16s
Old 02-09-2006 | 09:40 PM
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Had to grind my calipers for my D10s to fit, O2 SS.
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Originally Posted by STANG KILLA SS 2
damn. makes me think about just doing 16s
just pay some one to do it. it takes FOREVER the first time you do it. I've done a few and pretty much know how deep to go. The first time you grind a little, then test fit, then grind a little, then test fit. Thats what takes forever.
A few tips though if you wanna try it your self.
Grind till you can't see the dimples. you'll see what i mean when you look at the brakes.
Use spray paint to see where the wheel rubs on the caliper
Use the BIGGEST grinder you can find
Electric NOT air powered
Instead of grinding like you would regularly grind something use the edge of the grinding wheel to "cut into" the caliper, its faster that way
Use some kind of grinding grease or lube
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Originally Posted by SUX2BU
just pay some one to do it. it takes FOREVER the first time you do it. I've done a few and pretty much know how deep to go. The first time you grind a little, then test fit, then grind a little, then test fit. Thats what takes forever.
A few tips though if you wanna try it your self.
Grind till you can't see the dimples. you'll see what i mean when you look at the brakes.
Use spray paint to see where the wheel rubs on the caliper
Use the BIGGEST grinder you can find
  • Electric NOT air powered
  • Instead of grinding like you would regularly grind something use the edge of the grinding wheel to "cut into" the caliper, its faster that way
Use some kind of grinding grease or lube
2 great tips right there.
Thanks Juan.
Old 02-10-2006 | 01:29 PM
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Also if you only wanna do this ONCE put some new pads in all the way around. or else when you put in new pads later the calipers will move out a little and you'll have to grind some more.i'm in that positiin right now. i'm to lazy to do it just yet so i threw some spacers on for now. my lazy *** will get around to it sooner or later.




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