KR> Brake suggestions?

I'm looking of suggestions for a brake replacement. There are presently "go cart" type brakes on my KR. They just rub on one side of the rotor. I'd like to replace them with something more reliable and firm. Thanks for any ideas. Dennis Dyer Pine, CO

KR> Brake suggestions?

"I'm looking of suggestions for a brake replacement." I will be using the hydraulic brake system from Great Plains. Here is their web site. /www.greatplainsas.com/ Stephen Teate Paradise, Texas

KR> Brake suggestions?

Dennis, I have Matco, but if I were choosing my brakes,(they came with the plane) I would go for something really good, like Clevelands and use 5X5 wheels for good grass capability. I know they are expensive, but a messed up plane is a lot more expensive. See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org -

KR> Brake suggestions?

Dennis: I am inthe process of installing bthe Great Plains system and their calipers have a piston on one side but pads on both. The creativity comes into play with the toe prkes. Don Dennis Dyer wrote: > I'm looking

KR> Brake suggestions?

Message - From: "Dennis Dyer" <k...@mtnguy.com> To: <kr...@mylist.net> Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 5:47 AM Subject: KR> Brake suggestions? > > > I'm looking of suggestions for a brake replacement. There are presently > "go cart" type brakes on

KR> Brake suggestions?

Hi Dennis, I bought my brakes from Tracy O'Brien. They are of excellent quality and reasonably priced. They fit fairly flush in the special wheels he sells with them. He is very helpful if you call him or email him. You might want to check these out in your search for replacements.

KR> Brake suggestions?

On 7/28/06, D F Lively wrote: > I am inthe process of installing bthe Great Plains system and their calipers > > have a piston on one side but pads on both. This is very common, both in autos and motorcycles. You just have to make sure the slider mechanism works freely, or