Brakes!

[goodybear]

Hi everyone, I'm going to replace my brake pads and rotors here in a few days. There are people telling me to replace the wheel bearings, some don't. I had a good deal buying everything which includes the wheel bearings. So, is it a good thing to replace the wheel bearings anyways?, is it machine pressed so i have to take it to the machine shop?. Help me out here. Thanks a bunch

[ExplodingCake]

Yeah it's not a bad idea especially if it's the original since day 1.
Once the old bearings go off they will start a downfall. Happened to me once.
Yeah it's pressed on.

[Flatline]

Yep.... i started my own rotor replacement at home. well i didn't get them swapped and i wouldn't figure out why my right front brake was giving me this horrible sound....


i was a noob to the hub-over-rotor setup and i payed a buddy $50 to do the whole thing for me at the honda dealership my G-pa works for.


Who the fuck invented hub over rotor setups???? i wanna give them a kick.

[i-07]

you should go with the tasauto.com ROH setup it has all new parts bearing hub rotor and pads and all you need to know is what caliper you have to get the right one. i got it

[H22Artman]

the hub setup is retarded. but it is definitely not neccesary to replace them every time you do a rotor job.

if it has been a long time, or if they have never been changed since you bought the car and you have no record of it being done recently then i would say do it.

its a bitch to have to do the whole job twice when you could have done it all the first time.

[i-07]

the hub setup is retarded. but it is definitely not neccesary to replace them every time you do a rotor job.

if it has been a long time, or if they have never been changed since you bought the car and you have no record of it being done recently then i would say do it.

its a bitch to have to do the whole job twice when you could have done it all the first time.

get the TASauto.com rotor over hub setup!!!

[H22Artman]

get the TASauto.com rotor over hub setup!!!

could you post that just one more time please??

i didnt get it the first time you said this....

[i-07]

could you post that just one more time please??

i didnt get it the first time you said this....

i wanted to get my point across. lol.

but it works nicely

[noobcake]

could You Post That Just One More Time Please??

I Didnt Get It The First Time You Said This....

Lol!

[EJX_Michael]

get the TASauto.com rotor over hub setup!!!

Yeah but just for the front 2 its like $364

you can get all 4 for like $140

[deevergote]

The time and effort saved with the ROH setup is WELL worth the cost. Plus, TASauto provides brand new quality parts.

If you plan on having your car long enough to change the rotors again in the future, make the investment.

[EJX_Michael]

The time and effort saved with the ROH setup is WELL worth the cost. Plus, TASauto provides brand new quality parts.

If you plan on having your car long enough to change the rotors again in the future, make the investment.

The $140 for a set of 4 is from TAS.

But I see what your saying about the time and effort.

[i-07]

The $140 for a set of 4 is from TAS.

But I see what your saying about the time and effort.

yes 140 for the rotors and what not but then it will cost more to have the old rotors removed and then get the bearings repacked.

[goodybear]

Thanks for the input everyone. Looks like its gonna be a pain in the @ss to replace the rotor (I've looked at some DIY's online), as for the wheel bearings I'm gonna take it to the machine shop. Anybody got an easier DIY to replace the rotor?. Thanks a bunch

[i-07]

Thanks for the input everyone. Looks like its gonna be a pain in the @ss to replace the rotor (I've looked at some DIY's online), as for the wheel bearings I'm gonna take it to the machine shop. Anybody got an easier DIY to replace the rotor?. Thanks a bunch

just get the roh it is ezer