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i just got back from archer getting it fixed. im glad i didnt try to fix this one my self. they couldnt get the rotor off even after heating it red hot and beating on it. they had to cut the rotor off with a torch. in the process of cutting and heating the rotor they decided that it would be best if i used a new knuckle. not a new one but one that was still good. so in the end i got a used knuckle, new rotor, new hub and bearing. took them almost 4 hours and only cost me $300 so im happy. i love seeing a huge garage full of vipers :drool:
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