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Another reason why I don't like Brembo rotors 200 1987

posted by  Swedish Baklava on  Sun Dec 27 19:15 CST 2015
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Hi All,

The other day, I was trying to remove the rotors so that I can repack the front wheel bearings. The Brembo rotors were heavily rusted, I had to bang it with a rubber mallet for 10 minutes per side. BTW, I put a generous amount of anti-seize cream when I installed it. Last night, I found these attached photos in my photo collection, of course, this would have made it easier. I totally forgot about it.


photo IMG_2178_zps618a2670.jpg
I miss the ATE rotors.
photo IMG_2180_zpsomp56lg2.jpg
Hopefully, I don't forget to do this.





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