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  • wesholeW Offline
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    weshole
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    #6

    It's a shot in the dark. But, basing off the pictures.... I'd go with an 8mm x 1.25 pitch.

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    • StangerBanger96S Offline
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      Those are what I bought 😕

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      • integra_gsr98I Offline
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        Do the new rotors have the same hole?

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        • treimcheT Offline
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          Are the holes just too rusty to thread the bolts into? The 8x1.25 that Chuck said is very common. Do you have an account on the Club Lexus forum? There's tons of good info on there.

          Troy
          2009 Yamaha R1
          2002 WRX
          2001 Toyota Tundra
          2001 Yamaha R6
          1988 Yamaha YSR 50
          2003 XR50

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            If it is like anything i have ever been around the splines/knurling on the wheel studs are engaged in the hub... screw a nut on and hit the studs back and it should damn near fall apart

            though in the pic it doesn't look like the splines/knurling engage in the hub as the studs don't even look centered in the holes

            rx7-8.89@157mph
            12v dodge, twins

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            • StangerBanger96S Offline
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              integra_gsr98;228245 wrote:
              Do the new rotors have the same hole?
              No they don't, which also has me concerned...

              treimche;228254 wrote:
              Are the holes just too rusty to thread the bolts into? The 8x1.25 that Chuck said is very common. Do you have an account on the Club Lexus forum? There's tons of good info on there.

              I thought of that too. I shot some penetrating oil in them, making sure none got on the rotor/pad surface, and then threw the wheels back on and will let it sit til I get more info from either Club Lexus or Svx. I'll test out some more tomorrow and see if they go in easier...I just don't want to screw up the threading on the rotor and completely FUBAR it.

              zbrown;228256 wrote:
              If it is like anything i have ever been around the splines/knurling on the wheel studs are engaged in the hub... screw a nut on and hit the studs back and it should damn near fall apart

              though in the pic it doesn't look like the splines/knurling engage in the hub as the studs don't even look centered in the holes
              :icon_scratch::icon_scratch: I'm not following but that doesn't take much for it to happen to me...

              I did call Corwin Toyota and talked to somebody in service asking if there was anything special you had to do or any tools needed. He said he'd call me back in a few minutes...well...4-5 hours later I still didn't get a call so we will see what tomorrow brings. I'm done caring about it today, as long as it's working by the time snow is falling I'll be good.

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              • treimcheT Offline
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                Actually, if you're putting new rotors on, just get a BFH and beat the hell out of the rotor from the back side, it should come off.

                Troy
                2009 Yamaha R1
                2002 WRX
                2001 Toyota Tundra
                2001 Yamaha R6
                1988 Yamaha YSR 50
                2003 XR50

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                  Here's a couple links that might help: http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php?t=270085&highlight=remove+rotors
                  http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php?t=147021&highlight=remove+rotor+threads

                  Troy
                  2009 Yamaha R1
                  2002 WRX
                  2001 Toyota Tundra
                  2001 Yamaha R6
                  1988 Yamaha YSR 50
                  2003 XR50

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                  • wesholeW Offline
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                    Oh and Troy.... IM NOT CHUCK!!!

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                    • MisterCMKM Offline
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                      Go buy a big bottle of anti-seize and don't be afraid to use it on the new stuff. Clean off any rust and corrosion with a wire brush and then use anti-seize where the rotor contacts the hub.

                      FASTER THAN DUBBSY

                      > thrash;315544 wrote:
                      > I noticed that the new 5.0 valve covers say "Ford Motorsport" or something on them. Instead, the valvecovers should be a big bald eagle, holding a rifle in one talon, an american flag in the other, eating apple pie, and shitting on the outline of europe.
                      >
                      > Ford is back :)

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                      • treimcheT Offline
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                        weshole;228285 wrote:
                        Oh and Troy.... IM NOT CHUCK!!!

                        LOL sorry Wes, all the uber sweet Chuckles avatars got me all messed up.

                        Troy
                        2009 Yamaha R1
                        2002 WRX
                        2001 Toyota Tundra
                        2001 Yamaha R6
                        1988 Yamaha YSR 50
                        2003 XR50

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                        • StangerBanger96S Offline
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                          Got the fronts off today...it took 8mm x 1.25 pitch as Wes and I both suspected at first. I got 8mmx1, 7mmx1, and neither worked, tried the 8mmx1.25 again with penetrating oil and it went and BAM, rotor popped off. Thanks for the help guys! Rears are tomorrow.

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