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    AP rear set up - picture

    Hi can anyone post up a picture of the rear AP calliper set up with an OEM disk ??

    Please

    even better if the rear wheel is off :thumbs:

    thanks

    #2
    Haven't got one to hand with wheel off I'm afraid but this will have to do you until someone else comes along
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      #3
      Nathan, where did you get your wheel studs from and how much were they ?

      cheers

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        #4
        Turner Motorsport via simpsons, not got a clue how much matey but you'll be able to find them on the Turner site. If you decide to go that route I've got some locking wheel nuts for studs if you want them.

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          #5
          Nathan, where did you get your wheel studs from and how much were they ?

          cheers
          what the hell are they, looks like thread rod with a nut on the end??

          Thanks Nathan, its a start, a wheel off pic would be great. I'm looking at the distance between the pad/calliper and the hub

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            #6
            Converts from wheel bolts to studs and nuts, makes wheel changing miles easier and gives you flexibility to add and remove spacers without worrying about different length bolts.

            Will have a dig through some more pictures if no one else can post anything.

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              #7
              :smt001 i see, doesn't look too strong, although I'm sure it's sorted if its from Turner MS

              and thanks :thumbs:

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                #8
                Any Good s.mac?

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                  :whistle:

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                    #10
                    The discs looks a bit worn on the last pic :drool: :thumbs:

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                      #11
                      Great thanks guys :thumbs:

                      LMFAO scrolling down to the last pic :hahaha:

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by s.mac View Post
                        Great thanks guys :thumbs:

                        LMFAO scrolling down to the last pic :hahaha:

                        Nothing funny about pretty ladyeeeezz :drool:

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                          #13
                          Nothing funny about pretty ladyeeeezz :drool:


                          no I just think Rob's a bit of a purve at heart

                          I need another pic if at all possible, a bit of a long shot but I've been asked for the below.


                          This angle is best for my evaluation but can you take another shot (perpendicular to the pad) with a better lighting and use a feeler gage and measure the clearance between the pad and bell (hat).

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                            #14
                            Rear set up only please:thumbs:

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                              #15
                              anyone board this weekend :whistle:

                              This angle is best for my evaluation but can you take another shot (perpendicular to the pad) with a better lighting and use a feeler gage and measure the clearance between the pad and bell (hat).
                              These guys are looking into making a 2 piece floating rear disk



                              they need to know the clearance between the pad and the bell

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