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Re: Baer Eradispeed

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flsteed

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I recently had the 13" kit installed on the rear of my car, however it is making a sound like a card in bicycle spokes while braking. Anyone else experience this ? How did you remedy it??? TIA
 

twogts4us

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sounds like the pads were not bedded or heat cycled properly.
 
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many make this sound, it will subside as everything gets worn in. the sound is the brake bad gasses quickly escaping the drilled holes. it is normal.
 

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Thanks for your replies, the Baer tech told me it was normal, but DAYUM it was loud! I kept telling my wife to just turn up the radio, but she wasn't buyin' it. I guess they go back unless they get quiet REAL quick! Thanks again for your help. I just needed to hear what the rep said was not just B.S.,

P.S. 2GTS, where in Tampa Bay?? New Port Richey myself.
 

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Hey I just did mine, how where you able to get enough cable to reattach the e-brake, I pull on it with a vice grip but there just isn't enough cable to re- connect the line, how did you get more slack, I've even tried compressing the spring on the caliper and still I can't pull enough cable to snag in the line!
 

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Dr. B , you have to detach the -brake cable hangar temporarily to get enough slack.
 

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flsteed said:
Dr. B , you have to detach the -brake cable hangar temporarily to get enough slack.
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I did that, to get the lack in the actual line, that's in place, but I can't seem to pull enough of the cable out to snag it back behind the spring so that the brakes can actually be put on. Maybe I just need to start eating my wheaties!!!!
 

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Dr. Black said:
Maybe I just need to start eating my wheaties!!!!
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Or some spinach...
 

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2001sleeper said:
many make this sound, it will subside as everything gets worn in. the sound is the brake bad gasses quickly escaping the drilled holes. it is normal.
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Modern street pads don't expel gases...only race pads do.


It's actually common with slotted rotors. I was told the clicking is simply the pad passing over the slots.
 

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flsteed said:
I recently had the 13" kit installed on the rear of my car, however it is making a sound like a card in bicycle spokes while braking. Anyone else experience this ? How did you remedy it??? TIA
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pics please
 

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Lots of people who get the 13' rear brake setup from baer run into the problem with not enough slack in the parking brake line. I believe in the instructions, they show the caliper mounted in the stock upper right position. A solution to this is to flip the mounting brackets around to where the caliper is mounted to the lower right position. This allows enough slack to re-attach the brake line. If you look on Baer's site at some of the customer cars, you'll see a guy that has his calipers mounted this way. If you call Baer, they should confirm this.
 

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Thanks for all the replies, I took them off (temp I hope) at the wife's request , I will try again when she leaves to see Mom in a few weeks and I am armed with some more info/insight, LOVE the look, wife just can't deal with the noise
 

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flsteed, Were did you get them, how much $$?
 
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01BlkGT said:
Lots of people who get the 13' rear brake setup from baer run into the problem with not enough slack in the parking brake line. I believe in the instructions, they show the caliper mounted in the stock upper right position. A solution to this is to flip the mounting brackets around to where the caliper is mounted to the lower right position. This allows enough slack to re-attach the brake line. If you look on Baer's site at some of the customer cars, you'll see a guy that has his calipers mounted this way. If you call Baer, they should confirm this.
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Thanks, ran into the same thing. I can barely get enough cable to put the caliper back on but it doesn't seat properly over the pads. I'll swap the lt and rt brackets and flip them upside-down tomorrow.
 
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