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    1. #18
      Join Date
      Sep 2006
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      Henderson,NV
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      I've measured my front bearing play and it's .001. Remember, I am running C6 bearing packs and Payton has C5's. This is a fixed caliper application. You will have some bearing end play no matter what. It needs measured with a dial indicator. Mine is down to .005/.006 and Matt over on Lateral G said he had .013 with tapered bearings so that wont' fix it. I don't feel I can go any tighter on bearing tolerance which means I have to figure out someway to push the pistons back. At this point, the only way I feel it can be fixed is with a power setup or a 10lb residual valve. I hate to be the test crash dummy for the residual ,but I may have to.....

      By the way, Wilwood has come out with a redesigned thicker retaining plate and shims just for this problem. They were kind enough to send them to me for free. They won't help me since the shims are .010 and I already replaced mine with a full circumfrance currie plate.

      Todd





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