I was thinking about going with Lyndall, but maybe I'll just stick with regular HD pad, dust and all.&nbsp\\; I hate brake squeal.

 

I have had the lyndalls and floating rotors on for a little over a week now and I think I could do a stoppie now if I wanted to.

 

I finally had some time to get into this problem and I tried EasternSP's fix. I removed both front calipers and pads. Cleaned out all the dust and reinstalled. So far so good, no squeak. I hope this was the fix. Time will tell. Thanks EasternSp.

 

You may want to follow this Piston Cleaning Procedure.

And information on Changing Brake Pad Compounds.

 

I put on my first set of Lyndall's on the rears before heading out to the 105th after hearing so much about them. They started squealing shortly into the trip. Wet sanded the rotors a couple of times enroute and still squealed. Gave up and lived with it squealing like a pig all over Milwaukee. When got home put on the second set I had purchased and the same results. Called Lyndall and they sent me replacements. Have now put the replacements on both the SG and my Dyna and again squealing like pigs. Very disappointing as did not have any squealing with EBC and Galfer's which these Lyndall's replaced.

 

Never any squealing on mine.about 7000 miles on both front and rear

 

I've always stopped most squealing by filing the leading edge of each pad to a 45 degree angle. The leading edge is the end of the pad that the rotor goes into first. Don't ask me why this works, but it has for me.

 

looking into buyng a set of Lyndall pads ... hope I get lucky

 

Did you try the fix suggested in post #7 and used in post #13? 3500 miles later and my pads are squeak free.

 

tried suggestions in post 7 and 13 and no improvement. Will try the 45 deg bevel as was suggested by ultra 08