Got a nice Uni rear hub, put it on and it rubs on the brake shoes, could it be the brake cam? got brand new shoes, but the cam is old. the scoot is an indian Gp. If i put a brake cam in with a thinner 'end' this would solve the problem i think ( cam is 5 mm thick ). Hope you can help as I going mad.....rear hub,,,HELP!
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Me again, man this rear hub is doing my nut in Got a nice Uni rear hub, put it on and it rubs on the brake shoes, could it be the brake cam? got brand new shoes, but the cam is old. the scoot is an indian Gp. If i put a brake cam in with a thinner 'end' this would solve the problem i think ( cam is 5 mm thick ). Hope you can help as I going mad.....
Got a nice Uni rear hub, put it on and it rubs on the brake shoes, could it be the brake cam? got brand new shoes, but the cam is old. the scoot is an indian Gp. If i put a brake cam in with a thinner 'end' this would solve the problem i think ( cam is 5 mm thick ). Hope you can help as I going mad.....
You need to file some of the brakes shoes, where it rubs on the rear hub.
Or you can remove some alloy from the brake shoes where it meets the brake cam.
You don't need to modify the brake cam.
Or you can remove some alloy from the brake shoes where it meets the brake cam.
You don't need to modify the brake cam.
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