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nappyjimSep-13-02 09:23 PM
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#12126, "Degree of Diff. for rotor install"




          

2 sep. question really.

1.) how hard is it to install new rotos? Mine are fucking rusti as hell and with the rims i have you can see them perfectly so i want some nice clean silver ones.

2.) Any suggestions on what kind to get? I dont need perforamnce or nethubg. Just something equal to stock perforamce.

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proDMDSep-14-02 04:50 PM
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#12127, "RE: Degree of Diff. for rotor install"
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changing rotors and pads on the eclipse are real easy! if you run into any problems just post it on the board.


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2 on a 1-10

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nappyjimSep-14-02 10:57 PM
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#12129, "RE: Degree of Diff. for rotor install"
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coo coo. thanks

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When I replaced mine, I got really pissed cause it rusted hard, and used up a good can of WD-40, so I got me a rubber mallet and smacked that shit, if all fails sledgehammer emoji,

  
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