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Pad not completely on rotor...

Put new rotors on, had the calipers redone by Mike and Akebono pads. Don't know if I might of done something wrong, but on the inside of every rotor the

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Old 09-19-2015, 11:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Pad not completely on rotor...

Put new rotors on, had the calipers redone by Mike and Akebono pads. Don't know if I might of done something wrong, but on the inside of every rotor the pads are not touching it. Just thinking the pad maybe narrowed at that point? Here is a picture of what I am referring to.


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