Owners of twin block spoon calipers Question

[Perry]

Hello,

Need to find out something anyone here using spoon calipers with OEM pads at the moment?

[Noel]

Just ask, what do you need to know? Plenty of Spoon caliper owners on board.

[Perry]

when using OEM pads does the pad sit perfect or fit?, or it moves a bit when driving

[sifoo]

lol wtf .. either it fits or doesnt fit. Why would it 'move around'?

[Adam]

I dunno about spoon calipers but the pad moves slightly. When u reverse and touch the brake the pad clicks back slightly then once you drive forward the pad clicks forward again....

Edit this is Goldcoastdc5r

[Noel]

Yes, the pad does move around a bit. Hence when you turn your steering wheel, you'd hear the pads very distinctively. Isolated characteristic to the twin-pot setup only. No such character on the monoblock.

[Perry]

Yes, the pad does move around a bit. Hence when you turn your steering wheel, you'd hear the pads very distinctively. Isolated characteristic to the twin-pot setup only. No such character on the monoblock.

thanks for the info all good the thing is i dont get it why the mono does do it ??

[Jingers]

u mean doesnt do it?

Its prolly just the design of the calipers, nothing you can really do about it

[Perry]

sounds like i might upgrade to mono hahah jokings, thanks jinger

[Noel]

Yes, design of the brake pad holder - The black Nissin square piece is different on the monoblock and twin block. It isn't an issue however, otherwise Spoon would've revised the design if necessary.

[rG`]

The pads clunk around a bit at first, but I don't hear it anymore. I guess they just need time to bed in and settle.

Not sure if you mentioned it before, but which rotors are you using?

[Perry]

The pads clunk around a bit at first, but I don't hear it anymore. I guess they just need time to bed in and settle.

Not sure if you mentioned it before, but which rotors are you using?

stock rotors