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I am working on mounting a second set of stock calipers on the rears.

Why would you want to do this??? The stock caliper is heavy and a poor design.

Why Mickey Mouse the rear brake system. This is your safety. Please don't go that route. There are so many better ways to go with the rear brake system. Please give me a call if you want to discuss.

By the way, the small straight adapter on the stock rear caliper, that the stock hose connects to, is a 3/8 x 24 thread. I think we may have been talking about different fittings.

I mean this post in a respectful way. Your safety is a stake. In my opinion, putting two poorly designed calipers on the rear to compensate for the single poor caliper is a bad plan. Especially when a good and inexpensive option is available.

Take care, Scott

4/1/1312:53 AM

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