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brake pad / rotor combination S70

posted by  someone claiming to be Qbrozen on  Sat Sep 6 16:59 CST 2003 [RELATED]

I'm not really sure what the heck that means. There is only one tiny pin that I would consider a "rotor bolt." The others also hold on your wheel, so they are called wheel bolts (or studs) in my opinion. And, no, replacing your wheel studs would be silly. You don't replace them when you rotate your tires, so what is the difference? They aren't referring to the caliper bolts, are they??






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