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    I guess I could have done that, I just put them on the correct way.
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    update on calipers hitting springs

     



    Ok ,since I cant identify where the calipers came from and I aint's buying new ones from speedway!!!. And no one can tell me what would cross over and work,I decided to modify the calipers to fit my situation. I machined off the back of the caliper that was hitting ( protruding boss on back of caliper )and moved the banjo fitting to the bottom of the caliper so as to give the needed clearance. Now the rack and pinion hit full stop before anything touches.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34mike View Post
    Ok ,since I cant identify where the calipers came from and I aint's buying new ones from speedway!!!. And no one can tell me what would cross over and work,I decided to modify the calipers:
    In true hot rodding fashion! As long as its safe, and it works well! Good Luck!
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