Rotor covers
08-04-2011, 07:56 AM
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no theres a metal bracket i forgot what its for......the abs sensor connector to clip onto I think.....both of my front wheels had this happen, its doing it to the right one now i bent the left one out of the way, its not a big deal just take the wheel off and bend it back a little, if that doesnt fix it take off the caliper and rotor and bend it
08-06-2011, 09:19 AM
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Mine did the same in the rear I think you will have to get them from the dealer if you want to replace them but not sure haven't searched for them anywhere yet
08-06-2011, 12:33 PM
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Mine are destroyed, too.. Lots of rust build up.. I scrape it clean every couple of months.. I don't get the noise unless I hit my brakes hard a couple times, then the metal expands and touches whatever bit of rust is close enough.. After a few minutes of driving though, they cool down and shrink and the noise goes away..
I thought about replacing them, or having my friend make me some stainless steel ones at his shop.. Might save some headaches.. The noise is embarassing after a race, cause the brakes get hit at 180km/h sometimes, lol.. On the way back, everyone thinks my car's broken..
I thought about replacing them, or having my friend make me some stainless steel ones at his shop.. Might save some headaches.. The noise is embarassing after a race, cause the brakes get hit at 180km/h sometimes, lol.. On the way back, everyone thinks my car's broken..
