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Originally Posted by gbrettin That's a reason why I went with carbon kevlar. Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk To make them thick enough for the stress. You would be
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To make them thick enough for the stress. You would be spacing the bearings out too far. Then you will end up with alignment problems between the rotor and caliper. Pushing the rotor to the outside. The rotor would no longer be centered in the caliper.
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I'll be sure to give it a good one over; but, the plate mounts completely flat and shouldn't be zero stress. Again, I'll look it over real good before anything happens. Thanks for the heads up.
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