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Thread: There's a lot of slop in brake rotors, how they really be centered?

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    There's a lot of slop in brake rotors, how they really be centered?

    I remember how much slop there was in the rotors when installing my rear 4-piston Wilwood calipers in the Cobra. I don't remember about the fronts.

    I just replaced the pads and rotors in my Tacoma for the 5th time in 15 years. I've tried a few brands: The cheap Pep Boys ones, the premium Pep Boys ones, Genuine Toyota, & Brembo

    The rotors move on the lug nuts a good 3/32 of an inch or so. That seems like a lot to me, and the inside flange of the wheel is flat - it's not like it's tapered and it centers the rotor as you tighten down the lug nuts.

    No, there aren't any problems, but the whole thing seems strange to me.


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    Most wilwood kits come with a specific centering ring. An old trick I use to use was buy an o-ring that fill the gap
    Mike

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