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98 Tiger brakes

Started by Bob Tosi, May 21, 2011, 02:23:28 AM

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Bob Tosi

so what size is the Torqx bolt on the calipers?

Has anybody changed back to socket head screws?
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Mustang

T-55 front and rear ............why change something that works well ?

Bob Tosi

QuoteT-55 front and rear ............why change something that works well ?

Thanks, only because its a pain in the butt to have to have two sets of wrenches. :BangHead
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rybes

i changed mine to stainless capheads. was fun tryin to find the right thread but custom fastners has them in stock. you just have to cut about 3mmish off the end for em to fit proper ;)
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Bob Tosi

We also have a good fastener store here, so it should be easy.
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Bob Tosi

I got a torque setting for the caliper mounting bolts from here:

http://www.triumphrat.net/tiger-workshop/6676-torque-settings-info.html

28-Nm for the caliper mounting bolts, does this sound right to the "experts" out there?

When I broke them loose they seemed "way" tighter than this.
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Mustang

they have loctite on them originally , I use the torque setting of "Gudentite" :D

Bob Tosi

brakes are back on and what a huge difffernece.  They were very bad!  Got them just in time.

QuoteI use the torque setting of "Gudentite"
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