Rear Caliper Problem

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Rear Caliper Problem

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05-17-2009, 04:03 PM

My5ABaby

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Rear Caliper Problem

I just got 2 remaned calipers and ran into an issue. The pad guides (not sure what they're called) are different between the calipers. One caliper came with 2 straight guides and 2 spring guides . The other caliper came with 4 straight guides attached.

Can I use the caliper with just the 4 straight guides or will this cause a problem?

Spring guide on the left, straight guide on the right in both pictures.

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