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Makes evening the belt tension out a little different that's all.
Before you'd have the crank pinned and horseshoe in the cams with all pulleys loose, the crank pulley would spin freely when you turned the exhaust pulley round.
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I think you're the only guy on here with the arm strength to buff that stuff off 😂
I remember years ago leaving it on too long and it took forever to buff.
Looks fine.
It should quieten down once the pads are worn a bit.
Basically the pads are right up against the disc as it's all new, with not a lot of free sliding movement until it's worn in.
Hopefully I'm wrong, but it's set to be $600 and usually that's what the tools end up being in £
I think ~£400 would be more reasonable, seeing as a decent air hammer and compressor would set you back at least that.