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03-24-2008 #1
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quick help on wilwood internal ebrake
Is the RH e-brake for the passengers side and the LH for the Driver's side? It just doesn't look that same as the diagram if I do this.
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03-24-2008 #2
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I think I have figured it out, which way should the caliper be clocked towards the front or rear of the car?
03-24-2008 #3
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Rh is always pass. side and Lh is always drivers side. As for the caliper placement it shouldnt matter. Just personal preferance, mine is on the backside of the rotor.
03-25-2008 #4
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If you have a staggered shock setup, ie, a 2nd Gen Camaro, your Driver's side caliper MUST be clocked forward with the Wilwood brakes, or you will not be able to mount the shock on that side.
Passenger side caliper is clocked to the rear.
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