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Thread: 33 park brake

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    33 park brake

    need help the wilwood adjusting bolt hits spring, do i just cut it off?pics for hot rod net0026.JPG

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    I have Willwoods but the caliper mounts down at the 6'oclock position, when I bleed the cylinder I have remove the caliper assembly and rotate the assembly to the 3'oclock to position the bleeder to the top of the cylinder for air bubbles to escape.

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    Rear Brakes.JPG Your brakes are a different version than the ones FFR sent in my kit. Mine are designed to mount near 6 o'clock but I had to change the mounting to 11 o'clock due to my c-clip eliminators. Double check to see if you have the brackets on inverted.

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    This is for 2015 IRS. Talked to tony at FFR was told that bolt would not hit when at ride height. I don't have wheels and tires so arms are hanging on shocks. Will see, may cut a bit off anyway.

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    Moved shock to back on lower and front on top, looks to work.

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