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Turbo Porsche Cayenne Brakes On A Fd?

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Old 08-03-10, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by thewird
My calipers touch. I actually had to grind away at the caliper for it to spin freely but I'm sure they touch under load. About 1mm clearance, seems to be working fine.

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Brake manufacturers say a 1mm clearance isn't enough, when brakes warm up during track use they move during operation from 1-2mm plus they exert heat and during the movement they can even cause the warping of the wheel. Brake caliper to wheel clearance is crucial and is very important.
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My calipers made their own clearance on my track rims.

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