i just put new brake pads on the 250r and the pads rub really pad on the disc like if i have the rear end on a jack and i try to spin the wheels it takes a little bit of force to move them, that will go away once the pads wear down a bit right?
pad rubbing??
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on most brake systems, the caliper or the disc must float, to allow play when no pressure is applied, and promote even brake pad wear
i'm not exactly familiar with the R brake system, but most use a sliding caliper/solid disc system
you'll need to pull that caliper to clean & lube the slide pins/rubber boots, or replace them if needed
just for reference, the stock 88-02 blaster uses a solid brake caliper and a floating disc, they can sometimes need the disc removed and splines cleaned/lubed for proper operation, among the other constant attention needed for them to work
i'm not exactly familiar with the R brake system, but most use a sliding caliper/solid disc system
you'll need to pull that caliper to clean & lube the slide pins/rubber boots, or replace them if needed
just for reference, the stock 88-02 blaster uses a solid brake caliper and a floating disc, they can sometimes need the disc removed and splines cleaned/lubed for proper operation, among the other constant attention needed for them to work
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