Help: disc won't fit in between pads any longer!

Look at the top right, click on the FAQ.

Juicy 4s?

Jerk_Chicken said:

Look at the top right, click on the FAQ.

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I know you've read this in other threads; but why don't you just refrain from participating in threads were you feel the urge to act like a jerk?

Bikinfoolferlife said:

Juicy 4s?

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RSL. Not sure if they are the same; but these come as OEM parts on some Specialized models.

In any case, I fixed the issue by inserting a screw driver between the pads and pressing the levers to force readjustment.

GhostInTheShell said:

I know you've read this in other threads; but why don't you just refrain from participating in threads were you feel the urge to act like a jerk?

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I'm not being a jerk; this is perhaps the number one question that novices with disc brakes ask, and what they should know. There's a tremendous resource right at the top of this page no one takes advantage of.

...not to mention being searchable.

Jerk_Chicken said:

I'm not being a jerk; this is perhaps the number one question that novices with disc brakes ask, and what they should know. There's a tremendous resource right at the top of this page no one takes advantage of.

...not to mention being searchable.

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I read the FAQ. That's how I understood what the problem was. I didn't see a fix for it there though.

And for those who haven't seen it, would it be so difficult to point them to it without the snark?.

GhostInTheShell said:

I read the FAQ. That's how I understood what the problem was. I didn't see a fix for it there though.

And for those who haven't seen it, would it be so difficult to point them to it without the snark?.

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I thought that was in the faq too, but don't see it. It is frequently asked, though, although the search function does kinda suck.

What's RSL? Is that what Special ed used when they slapped their label on the brakes?

Bikinfoolferlife said:

I thought that was in the faq too, but don't see it. It is frequently asked, though, although the search function does kinda suck.

What's RSL? Is that what Special ed used when they slapped their label on the brakes?

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You got it!!! :lol: :lol:

FRONT BRAKE
Avid Juicy 4 RSL, hydraulic disc, alloy backed brake pads, organic compound, tool-less reach adj., 160mm G2 Clean Sweep rotor
REAR BRAKE
Avid Juicy 4 RSL, hydraulic disc, alloy backed brake pads, organic compound, tool-less reach adj., 160mm G2 Clean Sweep rotor

http://www.specialized.com/nz/en/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?sid=09Rockhopper&eid=107

Only in the mind of Spec Ed.

Not much info out there it seems, wonder if there's any difference from the Juicy 3? What could be in between feature-wise between a 3 and 5 to get the 4 designation?

Bikinfoolferlife said:

Not much info out there it seems, wonder if there's any difference from the Juicy 3? What could be in between feature-wise between a 3 and 5 to get the 4 designation?

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The alloy backed pads of course.

gmcttr said:

The alloy backed pads of course.

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Special ed now has slapped their brand on brake pads, too?