Posted by Janicholson on November 10, 2007 at 09:08:12 from (66.173.50.95):
In Reply to: super h brakes posted by clint315 on November 10, 2007 at 07:46:16:
If you have thick friction material, and you know that your expanders are working to their fullest width, I would make a sheet metal (steel) shim that fits in the housing on the outside (circular and such that it doesn't get loose, and cannot rotate) just to see if taking up space makes it work correctly. I would use 1/16" up to .100" or so for a shim to check the idea. If it does, taking that much off the housing is permanent, where as leaving the shim in it might not be as fade resistant. New disks are pricy, but may also repair the problem W/O resorting to machining the housing. JimN
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