Originally posted by s2dude
Tricky Technical Problem!!Removing Seized Caliper Carrier Bolts. Ideas Please!!!
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Originally posted by Chris5044ull be taking off those bolts again matey for the new brakes ... hehe make sure you do it carefully
crazy cutting techniques you have ...
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I know...dont worry Ive got new bolts and it was only the last numpty of an owner (or his garage) that rounded the bolts....they werent seized!!!
and the cutting was a bit crayzee :mischeif: ....it was a bitch of a job with a 4 1/2" grinder and without damaging any surrounding parts or brake lines etc
(but I think 9" grinder would have been too big and damaged a lot of stuff possibly)...
Last edited by s2dude; 7 May 2006, 23:47.Comment
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Originally posted by BRYYes, they will foul on proper discs.
LOL 'Proper discs'
not the milk bottle tops supoplied as standard kit on an S2 u mean Bry?
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They might be a little OTT. I might need brake lights bolted under the bumper so they are visible when the back wheels leave the floor.
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Those look awesome Bry, very tasty setup!!!
The guards will still fit, they just need a lil persuasion to be moved with a screwdriver to bend them away from the disc a bit.Ant
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Ant is correct. The splash shields will fit. There are some **** on the splash shield which hit the A8 rotors. Just beat them flat with a hammer, and then you need to trim the caliper opening to fit the new caliper. That is it.Originally posted by S2 AntThe guards will still fit, they just need a lil persuasion to be moved with a screwdriver to bend them away from the disc a bit.
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