dust cover for rotors.........question
on my civic, there is a dust cover behind the rotor, i bent it taking off my tire and i am now squeaking when i drive. Is it a neccessity to keep that on or can i just take it off? getting annoying.
Not necessary but not sure how you are gonna take it off cleanly. Had a knuckle that I bought off a junkyard one time, and the shield was all torn up. Ended up just cutting it off.
i bent it back before and it was fine and 4 months later, noise comes again and this time is a bit louder. maybe cuz of the crappy buffalo snow weather. So then in general, i can just cut them off and it should be fine right?
I bent mine too initially then went on a lightening spree and used the oxy/acy on em, I have a enamel powdercoating on my rim (not, really feels like it) and the carbon doesnt seem to build up on them, on matte aluminum I think it would though
so then thats the only thing right? my rims and rotors will get dirty faster, but if i wash every now and then....i should be alright?
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I can only imagine that other than being a dust shield, they are a heat shield (from what I dont know) and they may act as a sort of Naca duct drawing air in to keep em cool - just guesses my car slows down real good.
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