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Willwood powerlites and cooper slip
Gav - 4/9/06 at 09:18 PM

When ever ive changed pads in the past ive always found that they were previously fitted with a dollop of copper slip on the back.
Would doing this with the powerlites be advisable seeing as they dont have dust seals
or will it be ok as long as i make sure i clean the pistons before pushing them back in?


RazMan - 4/9/06 at 09:32 PM

The copper grease is usually put on the back of the pads to help stop squealing. It should be ok on your Wilwood calipers - as you say, just clean the piston before you push them back in

[Edited on 4-9-06 by RazMan]


C10CoryM - 5/9/06 at 12:02 AM

Copperslip antiseize is used to help prevent squealing. It is a petroleum product and rubber hates it. We use a high temp silicone lubricant at work instead. You need that stuff for caliper pins and any rubber/metal contact anyhow.

Cheers.