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phillipm

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Post #26
aaron6 wrote:
Although I found that driving around normally they feel a little vague until a good amount of presser is applied. Then they stop well.


If they're not rebuilt then when they get old the seals get sticky and the sliders corrode so there's a lot of pad knockback/retraction which causes that.

I rebuilt mine with some square section seals to reduce retraction and anti-knockback springs to stop any from vibration and they bite hard as soon as you touch them now.

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 02:08
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Ah... righto. We can sort that then. Any idea where is best to get a new seal kit and what the approximate cost may be? I know the sliders are okay and the pads are free and the antisqueel shim/plate is good. We just didn't change the seals as they appeared to be fine. But I'll change those if you think it'll help.

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 08:10
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sliders?! 406 brembo's?! WAT?!


brake parts international do seal kits IIRC, godspeed brakes can help you if they cant.

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 09:46
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Cool. I'll look into that. I know what Phillipm meant. Just clean the area the pads move in. Cheers guys

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 10:07
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phillipm

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welshpug! wrote:
sliders?! 406 brembo's?! WAT?!
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Yes, there's 4 stainless steel plates the pads slide on....they get galvanic corrosion under them (as the stainless reacts with the ally), bow up and grab the pads.

Seals - I didn't use standard ones, I used some Hispec race ones that I know were cut square, not tapered for piston retraction.

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 10:36
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ohh those bits, gotcha, yeah, and the bolts are usually rounded off...

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 10:54
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Yup. And siezed. And then the acid comes out...

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 12:05
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Sounds fun. Other than tarox g88 discs you guys got any cures for the squeal?

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Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 16:23
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Sounds fun. Other than tarox g88 discs you guys got any cures for the squeal?


She Did that to me when I took her up the hill ....don't get rid of her she seems lovely LOL
Posted 7th Mar 2016 at 18:21
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aaron6

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LOL

I should run you up and see if you squeal... Wink

I'll have to fit my gopro in yours when you run her up again. Cracks me up when she shreaks. LOL

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Posted 8th Mar 2016 at 00:02
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Are you sure about the anti_squeal proprieties of g88? Because i'll use that brake disc with ferodo ds2500 pads and under soft brake squeals a lot. Under heavy brake sound of silence!

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Posted 11th Mar 2016 at 11:42
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Your the only person I've heard say they squeal. And I known a fee with these.

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Posted 12th Mar 2016 at 13:55
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Brake squeal tends only to occur with light braking and not when they are used in heavy use.

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Posted 12th Mar 2016 at 14:43
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aaron6

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This is true. Although my cheaper discs tend to squeal constantly. The harder I press, the louder it gets sometimes. LOL

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Posted 12th Mar 2016 at 17:09
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