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Super H Brakes Mr. Janicholson

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Andrew Z

02-03-2007 17:02:41




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I was woondering what kind of stone is the best to clean up these ramps, could I use sand paper? Where wpould I get them and are they real hard to smothe out these ramps? I think one of the ramps has a slight bumb in it, but i thought it was nothing serious, maybe that is my problem.

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Andrew




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Gholveck

02-04-2007 13:59:35




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 Re: Super H Brakes Mr. Janicholson in reply to Andrew Z , 02-03-2007 17:02:41  
Me and my dad have been using a die grinder. And cutting the ramp out a little bit to make the brakes work better. seems to make a big difference.



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Bob M

02-03-2007 20:27:30




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 Re: Super H Brakes Mr. Janicholson in reply to Andrew Z , 02-03-2007 17:02:41  
Andrew - I've had success smoothing small bumps/burrs on the ramps by wrapping emery cloth around a wood dowel a bit smaller in diameter than a ball. Work the emery cloth in/out of the ramp to shine it up.

Also while you have the brake apart carefully check the brake shaft splines for burrs. Even a small burr or "step" on the spline can mess with the braking action.



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Janicholson

02-03-2007 20:14:12




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 Re: Super H Brakes Mr. Janicholson in reply to Andrew Z , 02-03-2007 17:02:41  
The stone is probably best made from a rotary stone that is either the correct size to start with, or dressed to the exact size. A machine shop with grinding ability can do it. Google for arbor mounted abrasive stones. (150 grit for roughing, and 320 or so for smoothing) The radius of the groove should be exactly the same radius as 1/2 of the ball diameter, or .001-.002" larger. Using a good hand drill, and very equal pressure, nice strokes, counted and repeated on each groove equally, and uniform axial direction, resmoothing the grooves should be possible. Or have a machine shop do it. JimN

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