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Old 02-09-08 | 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by sunnybiker
You might also try afjusting the centering of the brake by loosening the back nut adjusting to center and tightening it back up,
Incorrect.

Originally Posted by sunnybiker
hat screw is supposed to be a micro adjust for brake pad width only
Huh. That screw is not a brake cable fine adjust. It's the centering screw which should not be used, see below.

Originally Posted by john hawrylak
Your picture shows the correct centering screw. It requiresa a 3 mm Allen key>

Turning the key CW, rotates BOTH arms CCW. Turn the key CCW, rotates BOTH arms CW.

Good Luck
You don't need an allen key to do this method.

Originally Posted by vrkelley
I"m not seeing a screw on both sides. For the Ultegra where is that?

Edited: Ultegra SL 6600-G brake calipers are supposed to have a centering bolt somewhere. When something's spring-bound, I don't want to end up with a mess. Need help!
Do NOT use the centering screw. The only thing you are doing is

1) yes you're centering but more importantly
2) you're decreasing the spring tension

With dual pivoits, all you have to do is grab the caliper with your hand and physically move it. It is NOT necessary for pads to touch at the same time.
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