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Old May 17th 05, 12:56 AM
Ric
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"Jay Masino" wrote in message
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Jonathan Goodish wrote:
I had a local mechanic finish mine up, and the rivet heads are a little
better but not much--they're pretty much smashed. So that's the way
they're supposed to be, I guess.


The most important things are that the pads are being held tight, and that
you didn't smash the rivets so much that the pads crack.


When you say smash do you mean hammer? Brake rivets should be squeezed not
hammered.

Ric


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