Driverside Rear Rotor
12-21-2003, 09:39 AM
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Driverside Rear Rotor
i have a really big problem guys..half of the rotor is smooth and flat, the other is shiny with grooves..while i drive or brake..the sound is really loud..my baby is in pain..guys need ur help fast..do i need to shave to rotor, or just put new brake pads on...
12-21-2003, 09:49 AM
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check the usual places...
like www.ecstuning.com or www.germanautoparts.com or www.purems.com
By the time you spend your money on resurfacing your existing rotors, they'll be so thin that you'll need to replace them soon anyway. And sometimes resurfacing doesn't yield good results either. Might as well spend the money on new ones, IMO.
By the time you spend your money on resurfacing your existing rotors, they'll be so thin that you'll need to replace them soon anyway. And sometimes resurfacing doesn't yield good results either. Might as well spend the money on new ones, IMO.
12-21-2003, 10:02 AM
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if you have a front trak then you need rear bearings too as the hubs are integral to the rotors
its not expensive for the parts but a dealer will bill 2-3 hours.
easy peasy to do yourself in about 2
easy peasy to do yourself in about 2
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