DIY: titanium brake shims
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I am having my dad make these. Still finding the perfect method of cutting, titanium is some tuff sht. I have a 03 touring, found a set of dual piston 06 calipers for basically nothing, front and rear. Too poor to buy a BBK. Took some trial and error figuring out how to bend it without weakening it or breaking. But I think we have it. Let me know what you think
Titanium sheet from was fairly cheap around $25-35
http://cgi.ebay.com/3-pcs-TITANIUM-S...item3cacdf685e

starting to shape

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Titanium sheet from was fairly cheap around $25-35
http://cgi.ebay.com/3-pcs-TITANIUM-S...item3cacdf685e

starting to shape

finished product
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Dang, I just bought some Ti Alloy ones from http://www.tispeed.com/
Cheapest route I found was to make them myself, plus they only make the shims for Brembos. So I had to make them for my non-brembo setup.
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i want to make a spacer for the mounting of the clutch cylinder on the trans. reducing heat transfer from the clutch to the cylinder will prevent a nasty feeling clutch. I'll try this out this summer.
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