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Old 01-30-2005, 11:08 PM   #1
'88 shelby z rear brakes  
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trying to put in some new pads but i cant compress the piston, whats the trick?

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If they're like my 87 Shelby Z brakes, you have to take out the plug on the back side of the caliper and turn the allen head bolt to let the piston go back in. I can't remember which direction you turn it but you'll get the idea.
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