Rear brakes arrived
These rotors have screw threads where the lug bolts go through... Does this mean I have to take out the old bolts/studs and the rotor doesnt just slide off??? Will I have to take out the studs and screw them into the new rotors?? ARE THESE THE RIGHT ROTORS!?
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Looks right to me. I'm confused about what the question is. The rotor slides right on and then you just put on your caliper and screw the lug nuts right into the rotor. You shouldn't have to take anything off.
ORIGINAL: drkenan
Looks right to me. I'm confused about what the question is. The rotor slides right on and then you just put on your caliper and screw the lug nuts right into the rotor. You shouldn't have to take anything off.
Looks right to me. I'm confused about what the question is. The rotor slides right on and then you just put on your caliper and screw the lug nuts right into the rotor. You shouldn't have to take anything off.
Man I can't remember for the life of me what mine looked like. All I remember is that they were held on by the lug nuts but you know that. I guess you can only pop the wheel off and investigate.
ORIGINAL: drkenan
Man I can't remember for the life of me what mine looked like. All I remember is that they were held on by the lug nuts but you know that. I guess you can only pop the wheel off and investigate.
Man I can't remember for the life of me what mine looked like. All I remember is that they were held on by the lug nuts but you know that. I guess you can only pop the wheel off and investigate.
Wait a minute...ok...here's where the confusion lies. I don't remember any lug studs. The rotor was held on just with the hole in the middle (whatever you call that part). I remember it being a major PITA getting the wheel back on because the rotor would turn. Sorry man it's been awhile.
ORIGINAL: drkenan
Wait a minute...ok...here's where the confusion lies. I don't remember any lug studs. The rotor was held on just with the hole in the middle (whatever you call that part). I remember it being a major PITA getting the wheel back on because the rotor would turn. Sorry man it's been awhile.
Wait a minute...ok...here's where the confusion lies. I don't remember any lug studs. The rotor was held on just with the hole in the middle (whatever you call that part). I remember it being a major PITA getting the wheel back on because the rotor would turn. Sorry man it's been awhile.
ORIGINAL: Kellya4
There are no threads in any of the rotorts that i have used for Audi.
There are no threads in any of the rotorts that i have used for Audi.


