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I installed my rear spacers with no problem. But when I went to do the front there was something in the way. Just a random bolt in the way. How

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Old 04-07-2013, 10:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Spacer help please.

I installed my rear spacers with no problem. But when I went to do the front there was something in the way. Just a random bolt in the way. How do I install the spacer??
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U can remove it
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Old 04-07-2013, 11:45 PM   #3 (permalink)
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How? I know I can take the bolt out but it looks like its molded In there
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it should just unscrew... I believe there is some more information about it in one of the sticky'd DIY brake or rotor replacement threads - or a quick search should turn something up
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here's a link to the specific post about that screw

DIY: Brake rotor replacement (front)
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here's a link to the specific post about that screw

DIY: Brake rotor replacement (front)
Thank you sir! I couldn't find anything before
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How? I know I can take the bolt out but it looks like its molded In there
haha i ran into the same thing thinking it was in the rotor mold! The bolt can be removed and is there just so you dont put your rear wheels on the front.
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