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  1. I agree: Exellent article. I want to add a few points: The caliper bolts are 10mm Allen-wrench bolts. A regular hex wrench will not work. And if you want to torque them when you're done, you'll need a 10mm Allen-socket to use with your torque wrench. Lastly, I easily removed and then replaced the caliper without removing the brake pads, saving lots of time. Plus, I rested the calipers on an upside-down bucket, rather than tying them to the suspension.
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