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…will cause property damage, injury, or death. This should be done on the shop floor, so the pistons won’t fly off out of control. Loosely wrap the caliper in a…
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By Dave Porter, Technical and Customer Support at The Bonneville Shop We have recently taken delivery and sold through our initial shipment of Girling’s new 37-4275G Stainless Floating Brake Disc Rotor. The reception in the marketplace has been favorable and the increased performance characteristics of the nearly 2 lbs. of rotational weight savings have been
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Background Service Bulletin 4/72 focused on the hydraulic disc brake and was published 10/24/72. Around the time that the Lockheed hydraulic disc brakes debuted on the new Triumph 750cc models: TR7RV, T140V, and T150V. This bulletin seems to have preceded the 1973 Triumph Factory Workshop Manual, 99-0983, and was of significant importance, as the new
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We have a few notes for you on the features of these brake shoes. Check out the short video below. Ferodo These shoes will provide the maximum stopping power you’re ever going to get from your drum brake. Top of the line Ferodo rear brake shoe set to fit most pre-unit Triumph twins and 1963
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