i have the svo/mark rotor setup in the rear. 11.35" rotors, i matched the caliper numbers to our svo calipers.
i have some new rotors for the rear i need to install, and im having an issue removing the caliper to do so. when i took my car in to have the 13" fronts done and i had the wrong rear rotors so they never installed them. the guy mentioned the shock had to be removed to get it off there
since my car is down im trying to do this myself. it only looks like there are two bolts holding the caliper onto the bracket which is all i should need off. the bolts face outward and theres barely enough space between it and the face of the bracket/rotor to slip a wrench in to loosen them. after you loosen them though, it pushes the caliper towards the center of the car and the bolt has no room to move out and neither does the rotor. im confused as to the easiest way of removing them.
i know some people are alot more familiar with brakes than me. id appreciate any info on how to do this. just figure ill save myself the $70 they want to install them for me.
i have some new rotors for the rear i need to install, and im having an issue removing the caliper to do so. when i took my car in to have the 13" fronts done and i had the wrong rear rotors so they never installed them. the guy mentioned the shock had to be removed to get it off there
since my car is down im trying to do this myself. it only looks like there are two bolts holding the caliper onto the bracket which is all i should need off. the bolts face outward and theres barely enough space between it and the face of the bracket/rotor to slip a wrench in to loosen them. after you loosen them though, it pushes the caliper towards the center of the car and the bolt has no room to move out and neither does the rotor. im confused as to the easiest way of removing them.
i know some people are alot more familiar with brakes than me. id appreciate any info on how to do this. just figure ill save myself the $70 they want to install them for me.
