BGG

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Hey guys, I ordered some reybestos rotors from amazon and upon installation I've noticed the inside portion of the rotor rubbing the inside portion of the caliper. Has anyone ran into this issue before? Thinks causing the two to grind and make an awful awful sound. Thanks for the help

flowrider

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Here's a Blog from one of our site sponsor's where he installed Raybestos Rotors. He had no such issues.

http://figsengineering.blogspot.com/...akes-with.html

Lou

caymandive

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I run these rotors as well with zero fitment or performance issues. Double check your installation.

BGG

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I've double and quadruple checked everything and can't seem to find anything other than the rotor is too thick. Does the fact that my calipers are powdercoated have an effect on the situation?

kteng7

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^^ did you figure out what was wrong? i'm about to install mine in a few weeks.

IronNam

Did you make sure it's the exact and correct part number?

PatrickISF

Did you use a wire brush around the hub to make sure there was no debris left over from the previous rotors? It's possible that there is some dirt/rust that is keeping the rotor from sitting flush against the hub.

Biggu

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This, I have those rotors on mine with no issues and my calipers are powercoated as well.

SoCal_450h

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I believe BGG found the problem...He forgot to install Dust pans

kteng7

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^^ thanks! I'm going to install mine tomorrow.

Joe Z

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Correct

Yes the OEM "Dust Shields" create a spacer like affect.. Without them the Caliper will hit the rotor as shown in the photo..



~ Joe Z