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IMPORTANTWhen installing covers,be sure to keep the steel clips for the front and rear caliper covers separate as they are di erent.Before starting install, measure the gap between your wheel and the brake caliper. You will need 1/8 inch •3/8 wrench,•pliers*•.013 feeler gaugerd) Place the caliper cover on the brake caliper.Cover should be centeredacrossthe front.Caliper cover bridges should be Slide the stainless steel clips over the bridges and caliper 25 in-lbs For di erent applications, MGP uses two patented clip types: slot and stud. Each has a di erent installation procedure. Instructions for slot-type install are shown below. Instructions for stud-type are on reverse page. stud-typeslot-type * Some brake pads retainer wires that may interfere with proper caliper cover installation.Use pliers to bend and atten these wires so that they do not protrude past the front of thecaliper. This will not damage or a ect your brakes. caliper bracket. Fit should be snug and secure.bridge over the threaded stud and onto the clip (may require some force to pull second hole over stud).Install the supplied locknuts onto the threaded studs to secure bridge to clip. Tighten with 3/8-inch wrench or r-tight).Use feeler gauge (or business card) to check clearance between clip and brake rotor (disc). A gap of at least .013 inch (.32 mm) is recommended. Re-install wheel and tighten lugnuts per manufacturer’ 25 in-lbs 3 Year Limited Warranty freefromthreefrom thedatepurchase.ProductsreplacedMGP.purchaseresponsibleincurredfailureproduct.WarrantytoMGPprepaidproofpurchase.purchaserproductImproperwarranty. MGP disclaims any liability for consequential damages due to breach of any written or implied warranty on all products manufactured by MGP. the face of the brake caliper. The installer -Wheel diameter must meet minimum wheel-Wheel weights might have to be moved-Hub area of wheel near lug nuts is rubbing. Verify Adjust bridges 88° Tech for more help.-3mm Spacer might be required to create Trim clip 1/8” maximun. Caliper Fitment 88°88° 1Clips Rubbing Rotor 2Wheel Clearance 3 -Use .013 feeler gage to inspect-Reform bridges to 88° per step 1.-Manipulate angle of clip. Troubleshooting Guide IMPORTANTWhen installing covers,be sure to keep the steel clips for the front and rear caliper covers separate as they are di erent.Before starting install, measure the gap between your wheel and the brake caliper. You will need 1/8 inch •3/8 wrench,•pliers*•.013 feeler gauge Place the caliper cover on the brake caliper.Cover should be centeredacrossthe front.Caliper cover bridges should be Slide the stainless steel clips over the bridges and caliper brackets and around the threaded studs to fasten the cover. Fit should be snug and secure.Install the supplied locknuts onto the threaded studs to secure clip to bridge. Tighten with 3/8-inch wrench or socket to 25 inch-pounds (about 1/4 turn past nger-tight).Use feeler gauge (or business card) to check the clearance between clip and brake rotor. A gap of at least .013 inch (.32 mm) is recommended (enough to slide a strip of business card paper in and out without sticking) . Re-install wheel and tighten lugnuts per manufacturer’s speci cation. 25 in-lbs For di erent applications, MGP uses two patented clip types: slot and stud. Each has a di erent installation procedure. Instructions for slot-type install are shown below. Instructions for stud-type are on reverse page. stud-typeslot-type * Some brake pads have etainer wires that may interfere with proper caliper cover installation.Use pliers to bend and atten these wires so that they do not protrude past the front of thecaliper. This will not damage or a ect your brakes.