I about have my disk brake conversion done on my truck. During reasembly, it hit me that it is only the C clip, bearings and race that is really holding the rear shafts in. Is this correct or am I missing something?
We got a lot of snow. We usually have snow by Halloween. It makes for a short summer cause we have snow up to April. We did go snow wheeling Saturday. I will have some photos up soon.
Nah, it only gets deep when the wind blows it up into drifts....but it does get cold...LOL....what side of town are you on?...I have a buddy who is over on Elkhorn....
I about have my disk brake conversion done on my truck. During reasembly, it hit me that it is only the C clip, bearings and race that is really holding the rear shafts in. Is this correct or am I missing something?
One of the big reasons to run a floating caliper and not a toy solid mounted one. When the axle either deflects or tried to move side to side(minimal amounts) with a 4 piston caliper it can move a good amount of fluid, even with a residual valve
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