Hello,
Is this a P34 Brembo?
Thanks!!
I can not identify the caliper by model, but I can tell you that you will have one great big problem bleeding the air out of the system with the bleeder screw on the bottom. The bleeder screw needs to be on the top side to bleed without a hassle.Or, maybe the pictures were rotated during the post to this thread.
Have a nice day, mrmustash-1
Even if you're in Australia?
This was done with one of our kits to up grade the sidecar, We stock the calipers, pads, and make the hub and rotor. The reason it is up side down is that the body of the sidecar was never intended to have a brake as such there is not room in the wheel well for the caliper. So to bleed the brake you must take the caliper off and turn it over. While not ideal it is a lot less work the cutting open the body of the sidecar and reshaping it for caliper clearance.
Jay G
DMC sidecars
www.dmcsidecars.com
866-638-1793
Easily bled by forcing fluid through the caliper with a turkey baster.
That brake line looks tighter than a fiddle string.
Thks Jay... The PO owner told me it came from you... So which Brembo is this? And... this must be the reason why I can't bleed it!!!
