Disc splash guards???
Does anyone run with the disc brake splash guards removed ? mine r all rusty and look abit erm........ well naff really ha ha ha. Iv cleaned em up abit like but just thinking could i remove em with out affecting the wet weather braking performance .
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We always take them off when doing a big brake kit , and never had an issue , the fronts are bolted on , the rears are spot welded on , easy enough to remove both
Cheers Ian
Cheers Ian
Thanks Ian, I've just read that they are there to stop any heavy dirt or cv grease getting on the discs if the cv boot ripps open. Hhhhmmmm i might just paint em maybe.
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I guess if you have an issue with driving through heavy dirt , or your CV joints split on a regular basis I can see it being a problem , but we've never seen an issue in the last 20 years
Well my cv boots are original ones so they are old timers now, thats all i was thinking. Also Ian, do you know if id need to use two bolts to screw into to rear disc/drums to remove em or would they usually just come off with a few taps of the hammer ?
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As above , you should never force the discs off , if they are rusted onto the drive flange , a quick tap with a mallet will unstuck them , if they don't pull off then the handbrake shoes need slackening off
Cheers Ian
Cheers Ian
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