Subject	Check your lug torque. Then try to...
Posted by	CameronSF on August 15, 2008 at 4:51 PM
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In Reply To	I still hear mine when I'm going over 10 mph. posted by Karl (MD) on August 15, 2008 at 04:21 PM
Message	...rattle the rotor through the wheel (if you have rim gap) or from the rear. You should be able to tell if there is excess movement.
Follow Ups	Stoptech noise... - CameronSF 15:37:42 08/15/08 I think you just jinxed me. - Karl (MD) 16:03:43 08/15/08 Re: I think you just jinxed me. - ZIL32 16:11:00 08/15/08 I still hear mine when I'm going over 10 mph. - Karl (MD) 16:21:04 08/15/08 Check your lug torque. Then try to... - CameronSF 16:51:14 08/15/08 It was lug torque, good grief. Thanks for the help, Cameron. (n/m) - Karl (MD) 17:12:22 08/15/08 Yup...from the inside of rotors... - CameronSF 16:20:44 08/15/08 What's the tolerance? - Karl (MD) 16:23:24 08/15/08 Dunno...I did the "old race car guy hand feel" spec... (n/m) - CameronSF 16:50:01 08/15/08 Mmmm..better check mine! - ZIL32 16:05:33 08/15/08 Good info! (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 16:21:58 08/15/08 Belleville washers; here's a link to the Wikipedia article. - Karl (MD) 16:36:45 08/15/08 Re: Stoptech noise... - vorpalZ 16:53:46 08/15/08 No that wasn't the problem.... - Chad M (CA) 18:07:12 08/15/08 just checking, - vorpalZ 01:35:35 08/16/08 Those conical washers are standard items - Brad(RI) 09:17:54 08/16/08
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