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Originally posted by rockhopper
You want a set of ST4S alloy friction plates.
Be aware though that even when they are new they don't have as much material on them as you might expect! I got quite a supprise when i opened up my first set!
Its worth going over the steel plates with fine glass paper if you didn't already do that. |
are the st4 plates better (grippier) or just lighter? do you get alloy "steels" as well, or have i read the interweb wrong (i think i saw that last bit on sigma's website)
i gave the steels a bit of a rub with 120(i think) paper, but that looked a bit extreme so i just went at them with a scotchbrite pad and some elbow grease. i also cleaned up the friction plates with brake cleaner and a cloth. it seems to have done the trick .................for now
thanks
[Edited on 3-4-2006 by zhed44]