Disc Brake caliper... Help!

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OK, I ordered this from Northern during the fall so I'd be ready for a build... And, for the life of me, I can't figure out the right way to use it. What the heck? Does anyone have ANY ideas on this thing?
 

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It looks to me as if you have to weld it or find some way of holding the main part with the pads, then the one with the holes looks like a lever that moves up or down or something. :confused:
 

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Yeah that's the weld on style. Theres also another braking system called airheart brakes which I have on my kart. The caliper "floats" on a bracket so if the disk shifts the caliper goes with it which I think is a good thing.
 

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I'm kinda pissed -- if I can get it to work I'll be happy, but for 40 bucks i want at least some instructions! I'll keep everyone updated with pics. Did you get your's working yet?
 

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boy im glad i waited was just about to buy mine will wait if its that much of a problem think i will go with a different setup
 

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I don't know that it will actually be bad, it's just annoying. I guess it's kinda cool that you just weld it on, but I dunno.
 

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I don't know that it will actually be bad, it's just annoying. I guess it's kinda cool that you just weld it on, but I dunno.

What if you welded some mounts to the side of it so that you could remove it if you have to?
 

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Yeah sure i'll get a pic




 

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Hey, Jr, if you make the key a little over a 1/4 inch longer on each side and you weld a bead to the top of each end, you can make the key hold itself in so that you don't have to use collars. Save a bit of weight from being added on.
 
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