I feel like an idiot...Again!!!!
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I feel like an idiot...Again!!!!
I asked this before and I had a PM with the answer but stupid me I deleted it yesterday so I'll ask it again.
And before anyone flames me I looked in the stickies (brake section) but DID NOT see the answer.
What is the size of bolts, nuts, and washers needed for the BBK install I'm going to install tonight so I need to get them today.
And before anyone flames me I looked in the stickies (brake section) but DID NOT see the answer.
What is the size of bolts, nuts, and washers needed for the BBK install I'm going to install tonight so I need to get them today.
Yea I need to find that out also.
I know you can get them at ace hardware or somewhere.
They are grade 10.9 Take your stock brake caliper bolt out and purchase that size one. That is what zack told me to do.
I know you can get them at ace hardware or somewhere.
They are grade 10.9 Take your stock brake caliper bolt out and purchase that size one. That is what zack told me to do.
It's only on the 2nd page of the section.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=478163
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=478163
It's often a tight fit. How well did you clean off the hub surface? It's usually dirty and scaly with rust etc... I recommend a wire attachment on a drill or at least a really good clean with a wire brush.
After all that, you can put a touch of grease on the hub to help slide it on.
After all that, you can put a touch of grease on the hub to help slide it on.
Originally Posted by buttonhook
Do you just "tap" the Hub ring on to the back of the rotor with a hammer? it will not just slide into the center of the rotor.
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
It's often a tight fit. How well did you clean off the hub surface? It's usually dirty and scaly with rust etc... I recommend a wire attachment on a drill or at least a really good clean with a wire brush.
After all that, you can put a touch of grease on the hub to help slide it on.
After all that, you can put a touch of grease on the hub to help slide it on.
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Originally Posted by 4DRSpeed
One step closer to the BBK. You are going to enjoy the stopping power
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