Aimco rotors
11-22-2002, 08:07 AM
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Aimco rotors
Called Autozone and got prices on rotors for my truck and they gave me a price of $44.99 per rotor and it is a Aimco brand. Mine have never been replaced just turned and I think it is time for new ones. <br><br>What brands have you guys been using and price?<br><br>What do you think about the Aimco for 44.99 per rotor?
11-22-2002, 08:38 AM
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Re:Aimco rotors
Hauler ;<br>I got mine in Frankfort at NAPA for $33 and change.<br>I didn't see having the down time at that price.<br>Plus it wasn't much higher than having them turned.<br>Or buy new ones , have old ones turned and hold on to them for next time.<br><br> : Eddie : 8)
11-22-2002, 09:45 AM
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Hey Eddie, I just called NAPA in Cynthiana and they want 55.89 per side for the NAPA brand. Might stay with Autozone saves me 20.00 bucks. I can get mine turned for 8.00 per side but I must likely will buy new ones. That would be the safe thing to do.
11-22-2002, 09:56 AM
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CH, I would go with the new ones too. The rotors they make today are not as beefy as they used to be. Seems like you turn them once and then hit a water filled pot hole while they are hot, and instant warp.
Best insurance when lil hauler is aboard anyway!
Best insurance when lil hauler is aboard anyway!
11-22-2002, 12:15 PM
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Don't forget, you will most likely need inner and outer bearings and races as well as grease seals. Be careful driving in the new races, that can ruin a bearing before you even put it on the road. Use a good quality hi temp wheel bearing grease too. Don't ever tighten, that will smoke them quick.
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11-22-2002, 01:02 PM
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[quote author=Rammin On link=board=7;threadid=7402;start=0#71148 date=1037989110]<br>Sealed unit bearing on the 4X4 ......<br>[/quote]<br><br>Rammin On is right, the hub is a sealed unit that is held into the rotor by the wheel studs. Once I knonck out the wheel studs the rotor and hub will septerate. I will take pics this evening.
11-22-2002, 01:22 PM
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Coolness, post the pics when you get a chance. I was use to my old 89 where you have to tear everything apart. Have not had the occassion to tear down this one yet and hope it will be a long time before I do. Is that why there is no periodic greasing required on the 3500'S?
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