LCR Brembo Bolts Loose ?

Sep 18, 2009
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When I installed my LCR Brembos, I cleaned the thread on the hub and used new bolts for the caliper carrier. Problem ive got is I think the bolts keep coming loose giving me bad vibration under braking similar effect of warped discs.

Should I use some Loctite or something similar on the bolts to keep them in place better like a rusty bolt would.
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/...uctId_199363_langId_-1_categoryId_255230#tab3

Anyone know the procedure when installing new carrier bolts ?
 
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vroomtshh

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Sep 11, 2005
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Do they come with the paint when you replace them?

I know they definitely need threadlock coz I've fitted them without before and the bolts eventually come loose
 

kinder

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I've got the judder under braking as well but new discs fitted a few months ago been juddering ever since
 
Sep 18, 2009
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tighten all the bolts up with threadlock and still judder under braking

there was me thinking te EBC ultimax discs and DS-2500 would be a good setup. looks like ive just pissed £300 down the toilet :censored:
 

vroomtshh

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Sep 11, 2005
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tighten all the bolts up with threadlock and still judder under braking

there was me thinking te EBC ultimax discs and DS-2500 would be a good setup. looks like ive just pissed £300 down the toilet :censored:

Are you sure its juddering and its not just the slots in the pads you can feel? They do kind of throb a bit.

Did you make sure the pad sliders had no corrosion under them and the pads are free to move? I tend to file about 1mm off DS2500s so they're loose in the sliders. Gives them a bit of wiggle room when everything is hot
Make sure the hub was perfectly clean before fitting the discs?
 

alias

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When I did my fronts two years ago I just did the bolts up FT, and when I changed the discs and pads this last weekend gone they were still FT! Mine did have the blue on them from when they were first installed so threadlock probably isn't a bad idea.
 
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