anti squeal shims & ferodo pads
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anti squeal shims & ferodo pads
I am fitting new ferodo pads which have anti vibration pads glued to the back. Am I correct in assuming i dont need to fit the existing anti squeal shims with these. thanks
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cheers. job done.
The top and bottom stainless guides held in with torq screws are a poor design. These had swelled up (the ally underneath them) on both back pads making the back pads virtually solid. The screws look a nightmare to get out with a risk of snapping them.
In the end I filed the new pads down a touch.
The top and bottom stainless guides held in with torq screws are a poor design. These had swelled up (the ally underneath them) on both back pads making the back pads virtually solid. The screws look a nightmare to get out with a risk of snapping them.
In the end I filed the new pads down a touch.
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