disc centering in caliper mount bracket
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Road Warrior
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disc centering in caliper mount bracket
Hi,
so i destroyed my rear wheel from a bearing failure, 2010 fxdwg
have now got a 2015 streetbob rear wheel which is same part number I believe, from checking on Ronnies it looks like will fit my 2010 ok.
have changed rubber, pressed in bearings etc and fitted up
the rotor is just touching the left side of the caliper mount bracket and needs to move right about 1-1.5mm (after alignment, belt tension check and axle nut tighten)
whats the best way for this now, can you shim brake rotor? or get new left and right axle spacer (this will move pulley over too?)
thnks
so i destroyed my rear wheel from a bearing failure, 2010 fxdwg
have now got a 2015 streetbob rear wheel which is same part number I believe, from checking on Ronnies it looks like will fit my 2010 ok.
have changed rubber, pressed in bearings etc and fitted up
the rotor is just touching the left side of the caliper mount bracket and needs to move right about 1-1.5mm (after alignment, belt tension check and axle nut tighten)
whats the best way for this now, can you shim brake rotor? or get new left and right axle spacer (this will move pulley over too?)
thnks
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Road Warrior
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From: Australia
Thanks Jay, will check service manual
Wondering if the crush tube maybe smaller as well between the wheels. Get started on getting the wheel off.
Wondering if the crush tube maybe smaller as well between the wheels. Get started on getting the wheel off.
Last edited by mirrmu; Mar 31, 2020 at 03:38 PM.
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