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Hey FordGuy, If you hate 40ºs stay away from the northwest. It has been 40somethingº and raining for a month. Flooding and mudslides have dominated the news. This week we have a few days of sun in the 40ºs before going back to rain in the 40ºs. At least it is light out when I leave work again.
oh geex that sounds miserable... enjoy the sunshine while it lasts!
Originally Posted by white89gt
Sometimes the one year old SMA videos pop up in my Youtube feed. This one was a classic to remember. I think I would have pissed or crapped my pants when this rotor finally gave way.
About that rotor. I've always put large washers and lug nuts about half way back on to keep the rotor from flying off. Seeing this guy not do that I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong doing what I've been doing?
I live in Utah... never really needed to do anything quite as deep as he did for that rotor. Worst I've had to do is knock it a few times with a big ol' hammer.
I live in Utah... never really needed to do anything quite as deep as he did for that rotor. Worst I've had to do is knock it a few times with a big ol' hammer.
I've never experienced anything as violent as what was in the video but back in the day when the thing was to go looking for old cars that have been sitting in yards for years I've had things fly off when the corrosion seal breaks. A lot of bloody knuckles too.
I live in Utah... never really needed to do anything quite as deep as he did for that rotor. Worst I've had to do is knock it a few times with a big ol' hammer.
I live in the rust belt and have never needed THAT much force. Its the same as you... a few good taps with a BFH and it comes off.... ok well sometimes it takes a lot of taps but it still eventually comes off lol.
That there reminds me of my days in Minot. Brrrrr!
