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Thread: Rear Disc Calipers wiggly room?
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05-26-2013 #1
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Rear Disc Calipers wiggly room?
I just installed my Baer SS4 rear disc, Before I go any further I just wanted to make sure this is right, with all the brackets and bolts tight there is about an 1/8 inch movement in the calipers I have not hooked the lines yet so I realize that the pressure from the pistons will tighten this up, the movement is in the aluminum sliders that the bolts go through. I just want to make sure this is normal before i move forward.
Dave "Big Nasty" B
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05-26-2013 #2
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I'm not familiar with the kit. Is it a fixed or floating caliper design?
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This is from the Baer web site
The SS4 for c-clip rears feature our unique VeriSlide mounting technology that allows a fix mounted caliper (4 piston) to properly work on a floating (c-clip)axle.
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06-02-2013 #4
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Blead the breaks and everything tightened up nice, Man I wish my wheels would get here so I can get this thing back on the ground.
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