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2011 F550 Destroying rotors
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[QUOTE="wetnsloppy4x, post: 241232, member: 395"] Pardon my ignorance, but what type of calipers do these heavier trucks use? 2 inboard pistons? Just curious. The only time I've run across this issue when all the slides checked out OK, it was a bad caliper where a piston wouldn't settle back into the bore. Everything seems fine running it back in with the caliper compressor when changing pads but in regular operation they would hang enough to eat the inboard pad. I also had this happen to me on my 98' Cobra but that case was related to the parking brake mechanism in the caliper. [/QUOTE]
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