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2025 caliper torque specs_caliper paint project
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Just curious, why are you messing with the brakes?
I would think the torque specs are the same. For the best I can tell, same caliber is used from 2019-2025 according to mymopar parts.
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70runner
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Applying some G2 caliper paint. I assume the same torque as well, just wanted to verify.
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Yes same parts so reasonably same torque specs.
Also want to see what color you went with. Did you completely disconnect to paint them? Thought the whole point of G2 was to paint while installed.
Pics or it didn’t happen. Haha
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70runner
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Removed the caliper slider on the front brakes and hung it nearby to paint, but left the rear attached. Didn't mess with brake lines. I have a delmonico red Rebel, so I thought the brighter red color would clash a bit. Got a delmonico red sample from G2USA, but it was too dark. So scanned their color charts and settled on a darker red/burgundy shade. For prep, cleaning and painting, takes pretty much a whole afternoon. I have a lift, so that makes it a bit easier.
70runner
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To clarify, the caliper adapter bolts are TTY (torque to yield) bolts. The caliper slider bolts can be reused.
