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Old 07-18-2018, 04:22 PM   #15
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THAT is when the fun begins!




Were those on a car on the titanic? Did that car come out of a lake? Look at that corrosion in the rotor vanes!


Houston is humid, but we don't have that kind stuff...road salt does that maybe?
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In theory. Most rotors have them but I have come across ones on some junkers I drove that refused to budge. The car has to have reached a very special level of neglect but it happens.

Oh, totally agreed.
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Were those on a car on the titanic? Did that car come out of a lake? Look at that corrosion in the rotor vanes!


Houston is humid, but we don't have that kind stuff...road salt does that maybe?
Apparently it was a 10 year old Honda that didn't get drove for a summer. Must have had it parked in a field or something for them to go that bad though.

http://grommitsgarage.blogspot.com/2...i-did-not.html
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Your wheels hold the rotors right. Without the wheels holding (pressing against) them, they will be loose.

Totally normal.
Sure but you do get pad knock back when driving with out wheels.
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