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HeavyHauler · 01-20-2020, 04:03 PM

I had time to mess with it today and I did find out that when I remove the D52 caliper from bracket and I try to slide just the inner pad in between the bracket and the rotor I noticed that it is a tight fit but it will go in by hand.

These are the measurments that I got.

Stoptech Rotor R=32.81 and L=32.83

Raybestos Pads 15.28 and 13.80
Duralast MKD52S Pads 14.59 and 13.17

When I put the Duralast pads on it was just a little less drag but not much Also with the Duralast pads the outer pad made contact with the hub on my rotor while the Raybestos pads did not do that.

01-20-2020, 04:03 PM	#743
HeavyHauler Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: USA Posts: 373	Re: D52 Caliper Rear Disc Brake Brackets I had time to mess with it today and I did find out that when I remove the D52 caliper from bracket and I try to slide just the inner pad in between the bracket and the rotor I noticed that it is a tight fit but it will go in by hand. These are the measurments that I got. Stoptech Rotor R=32.81 and L=32.83 Raybestos Pads 15.28 and 13.80 Duralast MKD52S Pads 14.59 and 13.17 When I put the Duralast pads on it was just a little less drag but not much Also with the Duralast pads the outer pad made contact with the hub on my rotor while the Raybestos pads did not do that.