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> Setting the Piston 20º Angle, I get this question a lot...
Eric_Shea
post Jan 4 2011, 10:42 PM
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I get this question a lot so I thought it might help to have it posted in a thread that can be searched etc.

The best way to set a piston angle without using the gauge is to draw an imaginary “Center Line” down the center of the pad cavity. This is illustrated by the “Red” line in this picture.

Set the angle facing the side that has the bleeder. This is illustrated by the yellow arrow in this picture. This denotes the “Top” of the caliper.

By setting the bottom notch of the piston on the center line it will automatically give you the 20º angle as illustrated by the “Green” line in this picture.

For an updated version of this click here: https://pmbperformance.com/pages/no-tool-br...ngle-adjustment

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geniusanthony
post Jan 5 2011, 01:22 AM
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Eric, you took the time to post this so rather than it getting lost in the board, Hows about it gets moved to classics?
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