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Chris,
You bight also check the linings for fine cracks or
contamination. I don't know if you used bonded ( glued on shoes) or Riveted
shoes. I had a pair of bonded shoes which started to squeal after 100
miles. I first thought I might have gotten some grease on the shoes. That would
cause them to grab or squeal. I checked the shoes for contamination &
sanded them slightly. The squeal was gone for about 15 miles then reappeared.
After close examination I noticed fine crakes in the shoe material. I took the
shoes back for replacement. No more squeal that has been over 300 miles now. If
you have riveted shoes one or more rivets might not be tight. A simple test
would be to take a piece of course sand paper & scuff the shoes again to see
if the squealing stops for a short period of time. if it returns take the shoes
back & get another set. Let us know what you find.
George
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