Vettehead Mikey
Well-known member
You've never really said what was wrong with your existing rotors. Why are you changing them?
In any case, you only need to 'cut' them if the runout is too high. Measure first, cut later.
Better yet, reinstall your original rotors and leave well enough alone.
In any case, you only need to 'cut' them if the runout is too high. Measure first, cut later.
Better yet, reinstall your original rotors and leave well enough alone.