Pete,
I don't know whether the steel that the R31 rear bracket are made out is
indicative of the engineering requirements but you would have noticed that
when you grind a pair of them to fit a 1600 the end result is a very 2nd
hand grinding wheel.
Terry
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Wojee,
I just used "free machining mild steel". Depends on the design of the
bracket though. Mine were just straight, flat pieces about 6" or so long,
about 2" wide and 14mm thick. (sorry about the imperial/metric mix!)
'later
PL
Hi fellas,
Has anyone on the list have any experience with fabricating caliper brakets?
I am interested in what material particularily? One piece? Two piece?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Wojee :O)
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