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Old 09-26-2011   #1
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help with 2g GSX brakes

I have a 2g GSX that has been in the shop for a year waiting for me to find a passenger rear axle shaft. I found one - but switched shops mid-repair. Now the new shop is trying to put it back together and the brake pads don't appear to sit correctly on the rotor.

Enclosed is a picture of how much the pads overhang the rotor. Can this be right?
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Old 09-27-2011   #2
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Re: help with 2g GSX brakes

Looks like they're trying to put the pads and caliper bracket from an early 2g with vented rear rotors on without the vented rotors.
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Old 09-27-2011   #3
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Re: help with 2g GSX brakes

Bingo! You the man!

My GSX was born on 5/3/94 and has the vented rear rotors (AC Delco 18A734, Mitsubishi MR128661). Carquest is getting me a pair from Chicago by Friday. The last shop stole my rotors when they got evicted from their shop and my car got towed.

Now I can sell my AWD baby...
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