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Swifty1638 · 03-10-2005

I wasn't sure if the dsm's had pressed-on rotors or not. My honda as them, and I needed new rotors, bearings and pads when I did them. Erik was also right about the warped part. Sometimes you can fix a warped rotor, but at it's most offset point, It may be below specs, and not turnable. That's why most shops, IF it's bad enough, will go with new rotors.

-A. Swift

03-10-2005	#5
Swifty1638 Unsure resident asshole Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: MN Drives: '92 Eagle TalonTSI w/many mods Posts: 3,696	Re: Dumb question inside...only read if u arent gonna flame lol I wasn't sure if the dsm's had pressed-on rotors or not. My honda as them, and I needed new rotors, bearings and pads when I did them. Erik was also right about the warped part. Sometimes you can fix a warped rotor, but at it's most offset point, It may be below specs, and not turnable. That's why most shops, IF it's bad enough, will go with new rotors. -A. Swift