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YOUR RESEARCHAnti squeal shims....what kind of adhesive?
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Ok now you guys are avoid the question regarding the adhesive (like my kids when I ask them if their rooms are clean).
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If your talking about the damper pads that go on the back of the brake pads I use 3M Super 77 spray adhesive.
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How about this stuff?
http://www.pelicanparts.com/cgi-bin/...%2C%20300%20ml
I know some parts stores also have a paste you brush on the back side of the pads for the same result. Don't know if this what you are looking for. Hope it helps.
Pete... you run dry?
I put nothing on the 86' pads....normally I use some orange pasty stuff I have several bottles of....but I went dry.... easier to remove, seems I go thru pads faster than when I was young
Yup.....never had a squeal issue........until I put my street pads on last weekend after a DE. First time it happened. I have some gooey stuff to put on and will do so this weekend. Got it from Autozone. My neighbor who has a 964 put some sort of silicone rubber based product on his pads and he has no noise at all. It is red or orange don't recall. btw...he is currently driving 10 hours out to NY for a DE at the Glen. Lucky bastard.
you know me... never have just one of anything
use this stuff.. but a little is fine. You dont have to and if they make noise you can always add it later - you apply it on the contact areas... smells great when it gets hot
NO - not that I know of
contact area = the place metal and metal would touch (piston ring - circle- to back of pad)
and I was going to clan my room right after this part.. I just found a cool part and I want to pass it first....see I made the skater fly.. its a glitch.. cool dad, huh? cool right??
I use the same one.
But for the C4S, I took out the shims since the Pagids won't fit with the shims on.
Street pads without the shims have a slight faint of squeak, but nothing compared to Pagid squeaks.
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