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11-06-2008, 04:40 PM
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Done a bit of a search for the answer to this one, but couldnt track down an answer :-)
Bought the group buy front slotted rotors package off FLOORED and got the rears to match, Very very happy with it all and postage to WA was bloody quick!!! cheers mate! So thats me task for the weekend, no stranger to changing front rotors but never done rears. The question i got is, at the moment im happy with my handbrake (surprising for an AU) its working great and isnt making any horrible noises. When i change the rear rotors am i right to remove the caliper and big phillips head screw, change the rotor and not have to worry about touching the handbrake......? |
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Do i need to adjust the handbrake
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