What did u do to your raptor today?

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yoopercharged

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Looked under the truck to check on the new shocks and noticed that the driver's side spring had rotated away from the collar since I put them on Sunday. Passenger side looked fine. Is this something I should be worried about?
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no, dont worry about it. its probably the final resting place for the spring. doubt it will move any more. just about every spring is off by a little
 

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Pin wasn’t stuck and we can’t find any reason for the problem.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Pins, calipers, lines all function properly.
Well in that case I don’t know. Typically you would think either a stuck (now unstuck) caliper or something lodged between the pad and rotor (like debris). Maybe it couldn’t handle your “Bo Duke” hard braking?
 

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Well in that case I don’t know. Typically you would think either a stuck (now unstuck) caliper or something lodged between the pad and rotor (like debris). Maybe it couldn’t handle your “Bo Duke” hard braking?
Maybe it was just a bad pad. Like I said earlier, my dumb luck. SH!

I have a ride that imo was built to leave digging and stop dragging. I really don’t beat on her though. There is a fine line when leaving a red light between leaving with traffic or leaving traffic. I don’t attempt to stop for yellow lights, my doggie gets rocked and rolled enough as it is. I do, however, hope every red light will turn green before I have to use the brakes. Therefore, I can embrace the “Bo Duke” statement, although I’m a Daisy.
 

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I was out for a brake test today and saw this Gen 3 37 beauty. Yes I expect flack from some, it’s cool. I love lots of vehicles, but I proudly own this Gen 1.

Sorry I didn’t get your name. PM me, especially if you get that R. I’m sure you’ll succeed. AND nice leaving there.D3D3568A-24E5-41E6-B1A5-EDD579FA5F88.jpeg938F2E21-2217-4093-8C31-D5D34AB229A5.jpegAA472830-101D-4623-9F36-A8F4D62E67DF.jpeg1812C07E-6A95-4A5F-95C1-00D1E0E5ED81.jpeg
 

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Did the brake pad brake caliper shim slide over into rotor?
Didn’t find anything except for the unusual wear around the edge. Everything functioned normally when it was taken apart. I have new pads on the front (both sides) and 3 drilled and slotted rotors and one drilled with very little slotting left due to the unfortunate need for that rotor to be turned.
 
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