Merlin warrantied my Deore 4 pot caliper that cracked as I was bleeding it up, they actually did this a while ago and I’ve only finally got round to fitting and bleeding the new one today and fitting the brakes to my Honzo in place of the Sram Guides.
I was surprised to see that I’d snapped the rear is-post adapter. Presumably a result of using these tall convex spacers which I presume I’ve used as they are what was supplied with the brakes (although I had a one piece +20mm post-post apart on the front)
The Shimano brake is now fitted with the correct size is-post adapter (which is heavier across the bottom than this smaller one) but maybe a smaller is-post plus a one piece post-post is actually better as it braces it better?
Shimano can be quite picky about how you have the calliper mounted in case you ever need to claim warranty. Their standard mounting position and SRAMs is ever so slightly different. I would suggest going with whatever Shimano supply / recommend for their calliper.
Merlin warrantied my Deore 4 pot caliper that cracked as I was bleeding it up, they actually did this a while ago and I’ve only finally got round to fitting and bleeding the new one today and fitting the brakes to my Honzo in place of the Sram Guides.
I was surprised to see that I’d snapped the rear is-post adapter. Presumably a result of using these tall convex spacers which I presume I’ve used as they are what was supplied with the brakes (although I had a one piece +20mm post-post apart on the front)
The Shimano brake is now fitted with the correct size is-post adapter (which is heavier across the bottom than this smaller one) but maybe a smaller is-post plus a one piece post-post is actually better as it braces it better?
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