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I just came across a situation I have not seen before. I am restoring a TC=
F TR3B which came in boxes. There were calipers, but no rotors. The calip=
ers appeared to be the correct "type C" calipers, so I pulled out some 10=
=2E75 inch rotors. But they didn't fit. I had to machine them down to a l=
ittle more than 10.5 inches for clearance.
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I have never seen a variation in the plate which holds the calipers, so I a=
m assuming these calipers may be aberrant. But I was wondering if anyone h=
ad come across this before.
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Andrew Uprichard
Jackson, Michigan
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<div>I just came across a situation I have not seen before. I am rest=
oring a TCF TR3B which came in boxes. There were calipers, but no rot=
ors. The calipers appeared to be the correct "type C" calipers, so I =
pulled out some 10.75 inch rotors. But they didn't fit. I had t=
o machine them down to a little more than 10.5 inches for clearance.</div>
<div> </div>
<div>I have never seen a variation in the plate which holds the calipers, s=
o I am assuming these calipers may be aberrant. But I was wondering i=
f anyone had come across this before.</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Andrew Uprichard</div>
<div>Jackson, Michigan</div>
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