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#1   2015-01-07 04:36          
How do I edit the suspension (parent) .cfg and rotor (child) .cfg to attach multiple rotors to an "axle"

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#2   2015-01-07 17:43          
rotors = disc brakes ?
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#3   2015-01-07 19:50          
Maybe he's talking about wheels, like on the SuperDuty? I don't know.

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#4   2015-01-07 21:16          
Or maybe the Calipers? I've been trying to figure that one out myself with the Brembo pack...

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#5   2015-01-08 08:28          
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#6   2015-01-09 04:43          
I wanted to have a dual caliper look and be able to move each caliper on its own rotor since i can't move caliper "A" and caliper "B". But never mind I just adjusted the scripts for the second caliper to place it in game. Sorry for the confusion guys

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#7   2015-01-09 05:03          
I did it with the CMS brakes and it worked