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Re: disc brakes on a super - c
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Posted by Red Man on November 29, 1999 at 19:22:52 from (12.10.53.9):
In Reply to: disc brakes on a super - c posted by Chet on November 29, 1999 at 16:51:33:
After taking them apart, either sandblast the metal plates and the end of the housing that the discs work against or have a machine shop take just a little off each surface with a turning lathe. Next , clean up the tracks that the steel actuator balls work in, replace the balls and the springs and coat them (balls) lightly with grease put in new discs and re-assemble , adjust, and you should have good brakes.
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