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You can remove it. Used to break the rotor from the spindle, under normal conditions you would back the bolt out remove spacer then tighten the bolt back in which
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You can remove it. Used to break the rotor from the spindle, under normal conditions you would back the bolt out remove spacer then tighten the bolt back in which will break the rotor free from the spindle. I am assuming you are trying to put on some after market wheels.
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