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@snottyotter
Yeah, could be pushing the rotor onto the caliper. If the caliper wasn't centred properly when initially set up then that could cause it. Take out the pads and spread the pistons then line up the rotor work the centre of the caliper, then brake a few times with the pads back in. If you can't get the rotor central within its normal adjustment then space the rotor like Andy said or space the caliper over with a couple of washers behind the adapter.