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JZA69May-30-03 05:45 PM
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#18068, "Rear Discs"


          

Does anyone happen to know the proper way to get the rear rotors off my my eclipse??? am i suppossed to smack the crap out of them like when you do the front rotors?? I am kind of worried because I know the parking brake is located inside the center of the disc itself...Anyone have any clue or have a good writeup or something??? I did a search but couldnt find any exact directions...Thanks guys...

1997 Eclipse GS
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Apex'i N1 Catback
Greddy Header
5% window tint emoji
Front-Rear-Lower Rear STB's
Yellow Painted Calipers
1st gen altezzas with original painted center piece
Soon-Tokico Illum's or Blues

  

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RE: Rear Discs, JZA69, May-31-03 11:19 AM, #1
RE: Rear Discs, JZA69, May-31-03 03:17 PM, #2
      RE: Rear Discs, WickedESi, Jun-01-03 02:42 PM, #3
      RE: Rear Discs, TeamJasonESi_T, Jun-02-03 12:17 PM, #4
           RE: Rear Discs, jnam27, Jun-02-03 01:00 PM, #5
                RE: Rear Discs, JZA69, Jun-03-03 02:19 PM, #6
                     RE: Rear Discs, HadesOmega, Jun-03-03 10:55 PM, #7
                          RE: Rear Discs, TeamMichael_97RS, Jun-04-03 06:38 AM, #8
                               RE: Rear Discs, JZA69, Jun-05-03 12:37 PM, #9

JZA69May-31-03 11:19 AM
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#18079, "RE: Rear Discs"
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nobody has any idea on the proper way to get the rear discs off???? Cmon guys someone here must have changed their rear brake discs at some point.... How'd you do it?

1997 Eclipse GS
AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 Catback
Greddy Header
5% window tint emoji
Front-Rear-Lower Rear STB's
Yellow Painted Calipers
1st gen altezzas with original painted center piece
Soon-Tokico Illum's or Blues

  

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JZA69May-31-03 03:17 PM
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#18092, "RE: Rear Discs"
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bump....cmon guys

1997 Eclipse GS
AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 Catback
Greddy Header
5% window tint emoji
Front-Rear-Lower Rear STB's
Yellow Painted Calipers
1st gen altezzas with original painted center piece
Soon-Tokico Illum's or Blues

  

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WickedESiJun-01-03 02:42 PM
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#18109, "RE: Rear Discs"
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Jun-01-03 02:43 PM by WickedESi



          

Have you already tried just tapping around the outside with a mallet? Mine come off with ease when I took them to get turned at 130k.

*edit*
Make sure your parking brake isn't engaged either, lol.

  

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TeamJasonESi_TJun-02-03 12:17 PM
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#18137, "RE: Rear Discs"
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Try vfaq.com There's a nice technique that I just used to remove my brother's front rotors, and my own front rotors to do my GSX swap. Came off easy that way.

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jnam27Jun-02-03 01:00 PM
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#18138, "RE: Rear Discs"
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http://www.vfaq.com/mods/BrakeRotors.html

Here it is!
It worked out perfectly for me with this method.

  

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JZA69Jun-03-03 02:19 PM
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#18164, "RE: Rear Discs"
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so taking the rear brake rotors requires the exact same method as the fronts? ive done the front before but i figured the rears might be different due to the parking brakeinside the rotor....thanksg uys

1997 Eclipse GS
AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 Catback
Greddy Header
5% window tint emoji
Front-Rear-Lower Rear STB's
Yellow Painted Calipers
1st gen altezzas with original painted center piece
Soon-Tokico Illum's or Blues

  

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HadesOmegaJun-03-03 10:55 PM
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#18170, "RE: Rear Discs"
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nobody knows how take seized rear rotors off?!

anyway the best PROPER way to get them off is to thread a bolt into the bolt hole on the disc. You screw it in until you hear a loud CLANG. What it does is the bolt pushes against the hub and pushes the rotor.


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TeamMichael_97RSJun-04-03 06:38 AM
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#18190, "RE: Rear Discs"
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^ yes. And please make sure yoru parking brake is off. If needed there is a star wheel for adjustment on the parking brake shoes, you can detansion it if needed.

And sometimes the rotor is too rusted and the bolt stripes out the rust in the rotor and can'tget enough force against the HUB.



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JZA69Jun-05-03 12:37 PM
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#18235, "RE: Rear Discs"
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like i mentioned...i know how to take them off for the front i just wanted to make sure it was the same for the rear....thanks.

1997 Eclipse GS
AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 Catback
Greddy Header
5% window tint emoji
Front-Rear-Lower Rear STB's
Yellow Painted Calipers
1st gen altezzas with original painted center piece
Soon-Tokico Illum's or Blues

  

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