like with the monte carlo rear disc conversion...what makes it a loaded caliper or not? did they make loaded and unloaded calipers in 1978? or does loaded just mean that it is allready loaded with pads???:rasta:

Originally posted by DCruiser138
just mean that it is allready loaded with pads???:rasta:

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No problem. Try having the retard at Kragen having to explain that to you. I felt like a moron having this other moron tell me what it was. :rasta:

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LOL....:rolleyes:

Jeff

I used to work at an auto parts store, and compared with many questions its not that obvious.

"so, what does a carborator (I know my spelling sucks) do?"

or

"whats the difference between 5w30 and 10w40 oil?"

I have many stupid customer stories:)

Just make sure you keep the safety switch "ON" when you install a loaded caliper.

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