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Old 06-25-2009, 01:53 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by racerxj17 View Post
they are floating if im not mistaken, meaning they are tighened by the wheel nuts. i assume if his wheel is on, the rotor is on ok.
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Besides that, if they weren't on correctly, there'd be a lot of feedback through the steering wheel.
Not necessarily. Yes, they are floating but caliper is not floating (in the sport package). So you could have slight rotor run-out from rust on the hub and not necessarily feel it under braking as much as you would with a floating caliper.
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