Posted by Mike1972chev on October 02, 2011 at 16:39:07 from (99.75.48.212):
In Reply to: Re: Brake job on SM posted by lblock on October 02, 2011 at 06:59:51:
Rubber boots can be EBAYED .Many people online sell them resonable.Dealers have them,but they are too high!
BTW,I forgot the part about what Janicholson said.When everything is cleaned up,put your new disc and expanders back in the covers and lay a straight edge across the the mounting surface of the cover.Measure the distance between the straightedge and the disc near it.(feeler gauge).If it exceeds what Janicholson put in his post,you will need to have that mounting surface milled to be within those specs!!! (BTW,when I installed the NEW balls in 1 of my OLD expanders and installed a brand new expander in the other side,I didnt have to mill my covers at all,but that may not be the case for you,you just have to check!
ALSO,if the linkage going to your expanders have their mounting hole elongated/egg shaped,it can cause some sloppyness.
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