The rotor hub that tryed and tryed... with pics
12-18-04, 06:54 PM
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The rotor hub that tryed and tryed... with pics
well to make a long story short, i needed to get the rotor off my hub, it wouldnt come off so i lubed it......still nothing......so i sashed with a hammer all day........ nothing...... then i got it Red hot and hit it..........nothing... so we cut the rotor off it, now the problem is solved... enjoy the pics... p.s if u have a rotor alying around for cheap let me know i need one lol
And we dident damage the hub
And we dident damage the hub
12-18-04, 07:09 PM
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I wish I was driving!
You could have used a puller, or a hydraulic press, or installed a bolt into the rotor and just turned it...
In all my years working on FC's, I've never had to cut one off.
In all my years working on FC's, I've never had to cut one off.
12-18-04, 11:20 PM
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LOL, I had to cut my rear rotor to get the hub nuts off because the suspension moutns were rock solid and i had to take the etire rear suspension to machine shop to be dismantled. Anyhow, I used a rotary cut off tool, took about 5 minutes to cut a decent sized chunk out .
BTW: OEM rotors are about $25 bucks at NAPA
BTW: OEM rotors are about $25 bucks at NAPA
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