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behind the front rotors there is a thin metal plate that keeps dirt from flying onto the rotor. If you remove a front tire you can either feel & or see it behind the rotor. I replaced my front struts at the same time and accidentally bent the plate so it was making contact with the rotor and made noise at low speed.
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Ok I pulled everything off expecting to see wear marks on the inside of the disk where the ebrake shoes grab and....nothing. Looked perfect inside there. My adjustments on the star were perfect on both sides. No visible drag or wear marks anywhere on the disks at all.
Could this just be the pads sound on a rough new disk? I just have never heard this noise before on new disks. If I go and hand turn my front wheels they are completely silent. This is what it sounds like while driving... www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOgeQ4K_U6Q Video below http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...psec646346.jpg |
Mine made a similar noise before I bedded the carbo tech's in but the posi quiets did not. I would just try to bed them in if there is no sign of wear.
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Thanks Z1!! Shes stops on a dime now!! I'm having some high res shots taken this Friday..Can't wait for you guys to see them!!
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Just flip them.. it only takes 30 min
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here we go again.....Z1 said they would mark the rotors L & R....my thread show pic's of wrong & correct
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