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Re: Super H brakes AGAINNNNN!!!
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Posted by Dennis Minn on February 02, 2007 at 19:56:57 from (74.34.30.109):
In Reply to: Super H brakes AGAINNNNN!!! posted by Andrew Z on February 02, 2007 at 13:02:34:
Just a bit of thought.....had you paid attention about the disk brake orientation? I know that if the disk brakes are installed "upside down" that you may find yourself with a locking brake. Let me explain, remove the brake outer shell, and then you get to the balls/guides/disk area. Keep in mind, you can easily flip the ball and expanding plates assembly in the wrong way, kind of like a 6 oclock to noon orientation. I know, I did this and the locking brake syndrome occurred. If need be, I describe in more detail, keep in mind that the disk expanding section can be flipped. Hope this helps, Dennis.
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