Question regarding CALIIPER position
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Just a random question, can we rotate the position of the caliper on the install? Like can we have it "standing" vertically or diagnolly or from the 3 o'clock position of the rotor vs. the 9 o'clock as we wish by rotating the rotor during the install?
I'm sorry if the description is horrible, please bear w/ me =)
TIA
I'm sorry if the description is horrible, please bear w/ me =)
TIA
No, the caliper attaches to the bracket and the bracket attaches to a fixed point on the spindle. Why would you want to put it somewhere else anyway? Just for aesthetics?
im sure if you made a bracket you could, MAYBE !!! But even if you did Infiniti put a lot of R&D into the braking system to have max stopping distance and cooling in the location its already in... so messing with it could result in less braking performance
Caliper position
The position of the caliper has NO bearing on performance, If you had it
horizontal it would be hard to bleed, only limit besides bleeding would be interference with the shocks , springs , arms etc. ALso if it were on the bottom it would sit parked it water, slush etc.
Dave
ARIZONA Z CAR
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horizontal it would be hard to bleed, only limit besides bleeding would be interference with the shocks , springs , arms etc. ALso if it were on the bottom it would sit parked it water, slush etc.
Dave
ARIZONA Z CAR
2043 E. QUARTZ ST.
MESA AZ 85213
480-844-9677
dave@arizonazcar.com
www.arizonazcar.com
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