rotor housings reusable? need your opinion
rotor housings reusable? need your opinion
this is the pics of two S4 T2 JDM ~40-50K rotor housings
a little edge flake appear on the rear housing 1" long
some little scratch maybe 1/32 around the spark plug hole
are those housing still reusable?
a little edge flake appear on the rear housing 1" long
some little scratch maybe 1/32 around the spark plug hole
are those housing still reusable?
I see lots of grooves / scratches around the spark plug holes.
If these catch on your fingernail or if you can feel them with your fingertips, I'd be hesistant to reuse them.
"Flaking" in the edge is normal, and I don't know why people are so afraid of them - sure, they are not new housings, but if you're not paying $100+ each for them, they are going to work.
-Ted
If these catch on your fingernail or if you can feel them with your fingertips, I'd be hesistant to reuse them.
"Flaking" in the edge is normal, and I don't know why people are so afraid of them - sure, they are not new housings, but if you're not paying $100+ each for them, they are going to work.
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yeah its a little groovy, like ted says. also take the front e shaft key and lay it across the housing around the trailing plug hole, if its not flat there, those are scrap.
i'd prolly run those, but not be too thrilled about it
i'd prolly run those, but not be too thrilled about it
88t2romad: yes only one scratch one the edge
what about using emery paper or 2000 sand on this surface to correct it a little bit ? this will affect the chrome?
and how much compression and life time can i project?
50K?
what about using emery paper or 2000 sand on this surface to correct it a little bit ? this will affect the chrome?
and how much compression and life time can i project?
50K?
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Some may gawk at this, but I have used a dremmel tool to smooth out groove along the edge. It has worked fine for me. I would not hesitate to use sandpaper but I don't think you will be able to take a lot of material off with it.
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