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DanielBurko 08-04-2018 05:03 PM

Wilwood brakes question
 
WILWOOD BRAKES QUESTION

I am running kit 140-9803 front brakes with spec 37 rotors. We are getting a knocking noise on the drivers side.. under hard braking only not soft braking.

Is this the pads moving because they are not bedded yet?

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated...

65 Drop Top 08-15-2018 01:22 AM

Retorque castle nut in the hub. Is this a new build? It could also be suspension or a body mount that is knocking.

Track Junky 08-15-2018 05:51 PM

Make sure all brake components installed have been torqued to Wilwoods specs then try again. If knocking noise continues insure hubs were secured properly and all other suspension components are in good working order. I'd start with ball joints

GregWeld 08-17-2018 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanielBurko (Post 681248)
WILWOOD BRAKES QUESTION

I am running kit 140-9803 front brakes with spec 37 rotors. We are getting a knocking noise on the drivers side.. under hard braking only not soft braking.

Is this the pads moving because they are not bedded yet?

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated...

No it is not -- stop driving it until you find the issue.

Check for "witness marks" on any and all rotating pieces and stationery pieces... it could be a bent wheel that only shows up under duress....

Describe the "knock". Metal on metal - dull - thumping - can you feel it in your feet.... etc. What kind of car.... so we can have a "visual" on all the parts involved.

Blake Foster 08-18-2018 10:25 AM

check that the caliper is shimmed to the correct height had this happened on my Nova first time out and the Rotor was expanding when it got hot and was touching the caliper bridge
just a thought

GregWeld 08-25-2018 02:45 PM

Whatever happened with this problem??? did you figure it out?


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