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Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? #1366307
01/08/13 11:49 AM
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Western Colorado High Desert
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On the 70's factory disc which do you prefer, pin or slider calipers?

pin or slider
single choice
pin
57%, 17 Votes
slider
43%, 13 Votes
Total Votes: 30
Voting on this poll ends: 01/13/13 10:48 AM

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Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: moparmarks] #1366308
01/08/13 12:56 PM
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Pins are probably a better design, however the sliders are more prolific out there . . . used sliders on my 70 Sport Satellite . . .

Just depends on parts you find/use . . .

Cheers

Mark

Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: a12rag] #1366309
01/08/13 03:52 PM
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I've had both. If you properly maintain them there is no difference. I think one of them has better pad selection but I forget which one that is.

Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: bordin34] #1366310
01/09/13 07:29 AM
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Pin type has better brake slection.I run ceramics on the 65.Rocky


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Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: moparmarks] #1366311
01/09/13 01:34 PM
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Marlboro, NY, USA
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Pins have a bit less residual friction and require less maintenance to remain that way. Pins also have longer max. piston stroke, allowing more horrors before losing the fluid (not that any of us would ever allow that).

Still, 6 of one, 1/2-dozen of the other...and sliders are much more available.

Rick

Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: moparmarks] #1366312
01/09/13 08:43 PM
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I like the pin type because I got them for free

Gus

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Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: fourgearsavoy] #1366313
01/09/13 11:42 PM
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Forth Worth, Texas, USA
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MOST VENDERS HAVE DONE/ MADE BOTH..MOST NEW STUFF LEANS BACK TOWARD PIN TYPES
FIXED ARE BEST

Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: Rick_Ehrenberg] #1366314
01/10/13 12:56 AM
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I get confused( the old thing) Which one is pin and which one is slider.

Re: Disc brakes. Pin or slider???? [Re: 71birdJ68] #1366315
01/10/13 10:30 AM
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Pin thype has 2 pins that hold the pad and calipar in place and go thru the pad.Slider type just slides in and has the 2 5/16s shrt bolts that go into the bracket from the top.They have the small pieces that go under the bolt that keeps them from lifting.Rocky


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