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Old Feb 4, 2005 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Flyer
He said that the fronts don't need anything. Th rear's he ground the **** out of them with a belt sander, and slotted the mounted holes in the caliper to move them closer to the rotor. If I remember right, it was only a little bit. It seems like I remember him saying he took the bevel off the caliper and slotted the calipers the rest.

I don't remember who it was, but they someone said they ground the rears enough to put 15's on without slotting the rotors.

John (Grey Silver) didn't do anything to the caliper.
So what is it? First you say he ground the **** outta the caliper and then he didn't to anything to it.

I thought he slotted the holes in the caliper mounting bracket right?
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