It came with bolts! and the holes were already there on mine,so no drilling required!
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It came with bolts! and the holes were already there on mine,so no drilling required!
has anyone ever seen these for a rb2 odyssey??????????????
Cusco site only lists RA1/2 modelsQuote:
Originally Posted by quadrio
http://www.cusco.co.jp/en/pdf/Brake%...pper_honda.pdf
mine is just touching + a lil, lil bit more.Quote:
Originally Posted by riruiz_88
thats how it should be.
there should be no gap.
so it shouldnt be tightened on the brake cylinder, just touching it?
I'm gonna go and say it should be touching and tightened a little not excessively.
I don't have one btw so my comment is void
Yeah,the idea is for zero movement,so it's gotta be nice and firm.Tight.
like I said, touching + half to one more turn.Quote:
Originally Posted by shadou
no more, no less.
can't get any clearer:s
you can keep turning the bolt and it will never get tight.Quote:
Originally Posted by beeza
or if it does get tighter, your firewall is permanently bent already.
Not mine aye Bludger.I remember I could tighten it more than what I expected,but not too much as to cause damage but now mine is as tight as it can go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bludger
I definately believe what U are saying is correct but I know in my case afetr a few turns it is as tight as it could go.
I guess the trick here is to use common sense.Don't just keep tightening it.
yes common sense is tru, you wouldnt tighten it as tight as you could cause the firewall needs to flex a lil bit. i can see where Bludger is coming from, other wise at long distance under high braking force this would could cause damage to your firewall/brake cylinder
spoon make them tooQuote:
Originally Posted by JasonGilholme
in yellow
just get bigger brakes lol