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Old 02-07-2012, 06:51 PM   #1
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Re: Drop spindle question

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Originally Posted by mcboomport View Post
If you have 1-1/4" rotors, you can easily modify the spindles if they are for 1" rotors. You have to grind down the area where the caliper bolts. I did a pair with an electric hand grinder, took my time so everything was still flush.
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I'm not sure this is a good idea.
The 1" rotors take a different inner bearing, I believe.
(one of the two bearings is a different part number than the 1-1/4" rotor)
Could also cause the caliper to twist and bind up. I would go find the right spindles.
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