Installations

1. Remove the front wheel

Remove the front wheel with an impact wrench or lug wrench.

2. Position the caliper cover

Place the front caliper cover on top of the brake caliper and slide the mounting clip on while keeping the caliper cover centered and snug against the face of the brake caliper.

3. Slide the fastening clip

Slide the top of the clip underneath the fastening lock nut. The bottom of the clip slides in between the rotor and the caliper bracket. Repeat the clip installation on the other side.

4. Align and center

Make sure the caliper cover is centered. Hand tighten the lock nuts.

5. Tighten the lock nuts

Tighten the lock nuts with a 3/8 inch wrench to 25 inch-pounds (about 1/2 turn past finger tight).

6. Check clearance

Use the included .013 paper feeler gauge to verify clearance between the brake rotor and the fastening clip. The feeler gauge should slide in and out without obstruction.

7. Reinstall the wheel

Be careful not to damage the caliper cover when installing the wheel. Verify that the wheel clears the caliper cover before lowering the vehicle. Remove the jack stands and lower the vehicle.

8. Repeat

Tighten the lug nuts to the manufacturer's specification with a torque wrench. Front installation is complete. Repeat for the brake caliper on the opposite side.

1. Attach the fastening clip

Slide the fastening clip onto the rear caliper bracket as shown. Repeat on the opposite bracket.

2. Position the caliper cover

Place the cover over the rear brake caliper and position the hole in the bridge over the threaded stud on the fastening clip. Rotate the cover to line up the second hole over the stud on the opposite clip. A slight stretch to reach the second stud is normal.

3. Tighten the lock nuts

Reinstall the lock nuts you removed from the fastening clips. Tighten to 25 inch-pounds (about 1/2 turn past finger tight). Do not over tighten.

4. Check clearance

Use the included .013 paper feeler gauge to verify clearance between the brake rotor and the fastening clip. The feeler gauge should slide in and out without obstruction.

5. Reinstall the rear wheel

Be careful not to damage the caliper cover when installing the wheel. Verify that the wheel clears the caliper cover before lowering the vehicle. Tighten the lug nuts to the manufacturer's specification with a torque wrench, then repeat on the opposite side.