Okay, who effed up my rotors?
#26
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They shouldn't shift unless they were installed incorrectly/off or are reinstalled incorrectly/off. When you do wheel bearing jobs or even for better access to control arms on some cars you have to take the breaks completely off and you don't replace the parts.
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But to each his own. I gave up couselling members on safety a long while back. They must do what they want to do & live with the consequences.
Last edited by Glyn M Ruck; 06-20-2014 at 11:40 AM.
#29
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I would use zinc spray ahead of engine enamel. Yes it is expensive. You dont have to remove the calipers to paint. Just mask the caliper & spin/turn the rotor to paint. Don't worry about getting a little bit of zinc on the rotor braking surface. It will be scuffed off the first time you brake.
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That is zinc spray in the picture I posted.
Yes if you go the enamel route you can mask caliper & spin the rotor.
Yes if you go the enamel route you can mask caliper & spin the rotor.
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