Brake rotor screws
 

Who uses them and who drills them out, mine are gone as of yesterday

Re: Brake rotor screws
 

Take them out. Less rotational weight.

Re: Brake rotor screws
 

finger tight them so it holds the rotor in place when the wheel came off.

Re: Brake rotor screws
 

there a bitch, i had to drill them out when i change my rotors. and i just didnt put anything back in to avoid future problems O0

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You can't really take them out without stripping them to ---- usually without using a impact driver.

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I drill them out, never had any problems...the caliper hold the rotor on with the wheel off,

Re: Brake rotor screws
 

hit the screw itself with a hammer will shock it loose.

Re: Brake rotor screws
 

silver paste, sumthang called anti-seize compound.

A MUST when working with cadium plated parts.

Re: Brake rotor screws
 

anti-seize/never-seize FTW greatest stuff ever made!!!

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Got mine out, put them back in to, meh.

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I have a bag of them, impact driver out new ones in

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Re: Brake rotor screws
 

That's what I do. Never had any problems this way.

If you didn't do it this way, then an impact driver is a must with the proper bit size.


As long as the rotors are hub centric there won't be any problems. If not, use the screws, don't ever trust the studs to be centered perfect or the holes in the rotors to the perfect size.