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Old Feb 11, 2006 | 08:25 PM
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im helping a guy work on his 25th anniversity car, it was in a flood and alot of the suspension got wet- to make matters worse it was awhile ago and things are pretty ugly under there! any speciel trciks to removing the rotors? are there any good repair manuals out there?? thanks
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Old Feb 11, 2006 | 09:19 PM
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Surprised no one picked up on this one...

The rotors are riveted to the hubs.
The factory did this to make their life easier, and the rivets are not necessary.

But you need to drill them out to remove the rotor.
Remove the whole hub, which you should do anyway to regrease the bearings, and drill them out on a drill press
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Old Feb 11, 2006 | 09:23 PM
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He` dead right.....and you don`t even need to replace them...neat huh....
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Originally Posted by Corvette Engineering
Surprised no one picked up on this one...

The rotors are riveted to the hubs.
The factory did this to make their life easier, and the rivets are not necessary.

But you need to drill them out to remove the rotor.
Remove the whole hub, which you should do anyway to regrease the bearings, and drill them out on a drill press

so i remove the large nut from the back and drive it out with the hub? ?
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