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Old 11-28-2024, 12:02 PM
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Default Torque on new vehicle and Baer caliper brackets

Did the brakes on my 2015 Silverado awhile back and the caliper brackets take almost 150 ftlbs!

I have a set of Baer PBR brakes I was trying to pull apart to ship easier and they have 9/16 Allen bolts AND red Loctite on them! One I can;t break loose even with a new 1/2" impact!

Think of all the D52 calipers that use a 3/8 bolt to hold the calipers and the 100s of thousands of vehicles out there. We really need a 9/16 at 150 ft lbs!

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