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Heya guys, I've got an Echo TR 2010 hub and an Onza comp 2010 frame. I've put a spacer on the axle to push the frame out a bit but the left hand pad still rubs the disc quite a bit. This means it has to bend the disc over when braking and gives a horrible, spongy feel and my brake has absolutely no backwards hold.

I also have the same problem with my old frame Zhi Z3.

Is this a problem with the hub or it is simply these two frames giving me a pain in the arse?

Cheers.

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Heya guys, I've got an Echo TR 2010 hub and an Onza comp 2010 frame. I've put a spacer on the axle to push the frame out a bit but the left hand pad still rubs the disc quite a bit. This means it has to bend the disc over when braking and gives a horrible, spongy feel and my brake has absolutely no backwards hold.

I also have the same problem with my old frame Zhi Z3.

Is this a problem with the hub or it is simply these two frames giving me a pain in the arse?

Cheers.

Had the same problem on the front. I tried spacing the wheel out with washers but that didn't work great. Tonight I put washers on the caliper bolts (on the inside of the fork/frame) and it worked perfectly. Sorry, that doesn't make much sense.

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Thanks guys but I don't think you understood properly.

The LEFT hand pad is constantly rubbing, adding shims would make it even worse.

Edit*

Mono Trials - Monty Edition.

D/w, i figured that out :lol:

Did you use the same hub on your other frame? if so, id say its ur hub causing it, how much more can u space it out?

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Thanks guys but I don't think you understood properly.

The LEFT hand pad is constantly rubbing, adding shims would make it even worse.

Edit*

Mono Trials - Monty Edition.

my bad should of read the op in more detail :$ ,

as for spacing the frame out, it should have little to no effect regarding stressing your frame, in theory your only pushing the dropouts 1.5mm out on both sides,

my maggy flexed my frame that much if not more than that when i used it without a booster so you while be fine,

it's not ideal and it's a bit of a bodge but it won't harm.

(on a side note what sort of rig you running, got a corsa hx1000w psu sitting on me desk doing nothing, it's only been used a handfull of times in my benching rig, if your interested just drop us a pm ).

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my bad should of read the op in more detail :$ ,

as for spacing the frame out, it should have little to no effect regarding stressing your frame, in theory your only pushing the dropouts 1.5mm out on both sides,

my maggy flexed my frame that much if not more than that when i used it without a booster so you while be fine,

it's not ideal and it's a bit of a bodge but it won't harm.

(on a side note what sort of rig you running, got a corsa hx1000w psu sitting on me desk doing nothing, it's only been used a handfull of times in my benching rig, if your interested just drop us a pm ).

2500k i5, going to OC to 4.5ghz with a 212+ cooler.

4gb 1600mhz 7-8-7-20 ram

Cheapish £100 mobo

Keeping my old HD4890 from my current rig

NZXT M59 case.

I've got a 950w cheap psu atm, not sure it'll handle OC'ing that well, I'll drop a PM.

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Well think about it now, ur hub is 110mm, ur frame is 116mm, so ur stressing it by streaching it in.

If you space ur hub out to 116mm (which is what ur ment to do when you dont run snail cams) it'll fit in the frame perfectly

The onza frame is 110mm and the hub is also 110mm.

Most frames are 116mm and hubs 110mm, this is because each snailcam is 3mm thick and spaces the hub out to 116mm.

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nice setup there, was going to jump on the sandybridge bandwagon but decided to give benching a rest for a bit and get back into trials, so sold off must of my gear but kept the i7 setup which consist's of.

980X (ONE CORE IS KNACKERED DUE TO BENCHING SO WILL ONLY RUN ON 5 CORES 10 THREADS).

GIGABYTE X58A-UD7

6GB G-SKILL PII 1600MHZ 6-8-6-20

ASUS GTX 295

150GB VELOCIRAPTOR

CORSAR HX850W PSU

LIAN LI V2000

the best oc i've had out of the 980x is 4.7 under phase cooling it was only bench stable though,

i've had the rig for less than a year and it's already considered old tech such is the way that tech moves so quickly.

in regards too your psu i would strongly recommmend getting a decent branded one asap especially if your going to oc, it could save you a load of money in the long run.

also if you need any help or pointer's regarding oc'in your rig just drop us a pm, also a site called benchtec is a great place for info.

(soz to all for going off topic some what).

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  • 2 weeks later...

Mine still does this. I've spaced it out and ground the BB7 adapter down so that it shouldn't do it but it's as if the disk is at an angle so when I pull my brake instead of the pad coming out, it simply bends the disk into the other pad.

Really spongy at the lever. I think I'd be able to sort it out somehow but not sure how. lol.

edit: comp 2010 frame and rear bb7.

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I've got a comp frame and rear Monty edition Hope.

You need to set the non-moving pad as close to the disc as possible without rubbing, or if you cba to get it perfect then have it rubbing a tiny amount. Then set cable tension.

Problem with a hope is that I cant set each pad distance.

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