new shiz for da r
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Re: new shiz for da r (IncrediVTec)
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Re: new shiz for da r (Dr Pooface)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IncrediVTec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Write up a "How to"</TD></TR></TABLE>
Where's that classic pic of "D" hammering a rotor portion to get it off the hub?
Where's that classic pic of "D" hammering a rotor portion to get it off the hub?
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Re: new shiz for da r (zygspeed)
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Haha.
A pair of 10x1.25 bolts would have avoided all that anger
</TD></TR></TABLE>Haha.
A pair of 10x1.25 bolts would have avoided all that anger
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Re: new shiz for da r (.RJ)
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I do believe that didn't work ...
</TD></TR></TABLE>I do believe that didn't work ...
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Re: new shiz for da r (zygspeed)
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Now thats something I'd like to see!
</TD></TR></TABLE>Now thats something I'd like to see!
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Re: new shiz for da r (.RJ)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zygspeed »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Where's that classic pic of "D" hammering a rotor portion to get it off the hub? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Pittsburgh (i.e., salt laden winter roads) are hell on metal components.
Take a look at my 97 some day ... even though its from just across the PA-Ohio line.
</TD></TR></TABLE><TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zygspeed »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Where's that classic pic of "D" hammering a rotor portion to get it off the hub?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Pittsburgh (i.e., salt laden winter roads) are hell on metal components.
Take a look at my 97 some day ... even though its from just across the PA-Ohio line.
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Re: new shiz for da r (Dr Pooface)
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Thanks but I want to know how to do the rotors
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Thanks but I want to know how to do the rotors
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Re: new shiz for da r (zygspeed)
I've used the "2 bolt" method to pull rotors off the hub before, and it hasnt failed me. On my 91 the hats were rusted/frozen to the hub and the hats cracked when they popped off!
After I drilled out those dayum screws, of course...
After I drilled out those dayum screws, of course...
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Re: new shiz for da r (IncrediVTec)
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Remove the two phillips screws on the rotor, take the two bolts holding the caliper on (17mm I believe), caliper lifts up and rotor falls off.
Thanks but I want to know how to do the rotors</TD></TR></TABLE>
Remove the two phillips screws on the rotor, take the two bolts holding the caliper on (17mm I believe), caliper lifts up and rotor falls off.
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Re: new shiz for da r (marko_think)
i am also getting ready for the itr expo and i ordered powerstop rotors and they suggested axxis metal masters for the front and rear. What are those that u have for the front??
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Re: new shiz for da r (Rob :190:)
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They're shiny!
They're shiny!
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Re: new shiz for da r (leboeuf11)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by leboeuf11 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">those phillip screws are a bitch to take out any certain trick? 
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Impact driver + BFH
There's no other way to do it, other than a drill.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Impact driver + BFH
There's no other way to do it, other than a drill.
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Re: new shiz for da r (leboeuf11)
I used a snap-on screwdriver becuase it had a hex-head on the shaft.
I sprayed it with a ton of lube, put the screwdriver in smacked the hell out of it with a hammer, then had a buddy push the screwdriver in while I had an open-end wrench on the screwdriver to rotate it. screws came out really easy after that
make sure your using a phillips #3 or you get to play with the drill
or like RJ says use an impact driver.
allmost the same setup as mine (axxis ultmates + auto z0ne rotors)
I sprayed it with a ton of lube, put the screwdriver in smacked the hell out of it with a hammer, then had a buddy push the screwdriver in while I had an open-end wrench on the screwdriver to rotate it. screws came out really easy after that
make sure your using a phillips #3 or you get to play with the drill
or like RJ says use an impact driver.
allmost the same setup as mine (axxis ultmates + auto z0ne rotors)