HR361 Caliperfexion stud installation highlights

Bender · Nov 28, 2017

Nicely documented! Can't wait to get mine on this coming spring

1stGT350 · Nov 29, 2017

Has anyone else had problems opening the website for this the past few days?

Tomster · Nov 29, 2017

https://caliperfexion.net/

Works fine for me.

1stGT350 · Nov 29, 2017

Thanks, Tom I was using .com not . net.

jefc73 · Nov 29, 2017

Got the stainless set coming. Should have today or tomorrow. Will try and get on this weekend. :thumbsup:

1stGT350 · Nov 29, 2017

Got mine ordered car is apart and waiting. Now need good track pads 2 track days does not cut it.

Conedodger · Nov 29, 2017

Tomster, they should give you a sales bonus. i just bought a set as well.

Tomster · Nov 29, 2017

Conedodger said:
Tomster, they should give you a sales bonus. i just bought a set as well.

Na, it is a quality no brainer product that everyone should install.

They are on the track attack cars and make brake jobs a snap.

Epiphany is a great guy w/o stands behind the product. Pure quality.

16Kobra · Nov 29, 2017

Tomster said:
https://caliperfexion.net/

Works fine for me.

Got mine installed last month.

Love them so far

16Kobra · Nov 29, 2017

Tomster said:
Na, it is a quality no brainer product that everyone should install.

They are on the track attack cars and make brake jobs a snap.

Epiphany is a great guy w/o stands behind the product. Pure quality.

I second that comment, he is an awesome person :headbang:

16Kobra · Nov 29, 2017

Tomster,

See you in Daytona tomorrow or Friday.

Tomster · Nov 29, 2017

16Kobra said:
Tomster,

See you in Daytona tomorrow or Friday.

Cool! Im running group 3

cking · Nov 29, 2017

Epiphany said:
Be extremely wary of chemical cleaners and the potential damage they can cause at fastened junctures. Hydrogen can be introduced into the fastener or aluminum knuckle even after the parts are placed into service. Hydrogen embrittlement can be introduced as a byproduct of this newfound chemical reaction. Chlorinated "cleaners" are something that should not be introduced into the joint. When HE issues do occur it is typically in fasteners with an HRC of over 40. The HRC numbers for Caliperfexion hardware is below that threshold with the stainless at 34 and the 4340 at 38. The factory bolt is in the same range.

Always use the mildest cleaner possible if you feel you need to use it. Read the label clearly and understand what you are about to do. This goes for critical fasteners of any vehicle related component.

Had to look up the MSDS on my favorite brake cleaner CRC turns out it is ok, but did not know about hydrogen embrittlement. I use various thread lockers on gun parts and getting them super clean has been the key to success.

16Kobra · Nov 30, 2017

Tomster said:
Cool! Im running group 3

So am I, I think my number is 368. I am in the blue garage 63

Will be over there around noon today checking in

Alain · Mar 25, 2020

Im bring this thread back from the dead !! I am gearing up to do a brake pad change on my R tomorrow so I can start driving it !
Just now, I’m realizing that this kit exists !!

anyone know if the OEM bolt is ok to be re-used??

HR361 Caliperfexion stud installation highlights

Bender

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Tomster

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Tomster

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