Rotor screw up? or Not?
#1
Rotor screw up? or Not?
Hi,
I just replaced the front and rear rotors on my 2006 A6.
After finishing I realized that the rotors had "L" and "R" on them. On the front I put them on the wrong way around. The rotors are EBC and have the groves and holes (well dimples) in the. So does it make a big difference which way the groove is pointing?
Do I need to go back and switch the rotors?
Thanks.
Pat.
I just replaced the front and rear rotors on my 2006 A6.
After finishing I realized that the rotors had "L" and "R" on them. On the front I put them on the wrong way around. The rotors are EBC and have the groves and holes (well dimples) in the. So does it make a big difference which way the groove is pointing?
Do I need to go back and switch the rotors?
Thanks.
Pat.
#4
Are the rear rotors on 2006 vented? It really doesn't matter unless the rotors are vented. Vented directional rotors have veins that are aligned to cool the rotors properly. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry about it.
#5
They'll still stop you, but the pads may not last as long and they may not cool properly. When a mfr makes a R and a L, there's a reason. I'm glad you don't work on my car. Suck it up and do it right. Until you do, please don't drive behind me.
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