So, about 3 years ago, I put on the F body conversion. everything went on smooth. Problem was when I would drive, I would get a rotation squeak ONLY when I turn left . So, I riped it off about 5x. Check clearances, etc., and it would always come back. So, in teh garage it went, and I spent the last 3 years re-doing the entire truck. Put a new master and proportioning valve in it. Just took it on my street, and the squeak is still there. I am at a total loss. The caliper I purchased 3years was brand new, same with the rotor. The F body adaptor bracket is from a vendor (can't remember which one), but I am about to rip it all off and start over. Any thoughts? Could it be a bad caliper? Or do you think the bracket is bad? I am very lost and frustrated.
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What about the sheet metal inserts that go into the caliper bracket to hold the pads. Could one be out of alignment enough that it’s hanging over past the bracket and the rotor is deflecting enough to hit it? Wouldn’t take much, there’s very little clearance there and the inserts although they snap into place it isn’t exactly a precision fit.
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Originally posted by RealFastV6 View PostWhat about the sheet metal inserts that go into the caliper bracket to hold the pads. Could one be out of alignment enough that it’s hanging over past the bracket and the rotor is deflecting enough to hit it? Wouldn’t take much, there’s very little clearance there and the inserts although they snap into place it isn’t exactly a precision fit.
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