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calebbo Oct 5, 2011 11:36 PM

Replacing Rotors
 
I looked at AB's rebuild kit for the Front and Rear and mad emy own kit using Trevor's website Rovah Farm

(I included each part number per Rovah Farm)

Includes-
4 Joint Washers Gaskets 571752

2 Front Rotors LR017951

2 Rear Rotors LR017953

4 Inner Hub Seal RTC3511

4 Washer Lockers FTC3179

2 Rear ABS Hub Seals ?????

2 Front Brake Pads w/ Hardware
STC9191

2 Rear Brake Pads w/ Hardware
SFP500190
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My kit includes all of the above minus the brake pads since I use Auto Zone's that have lifetime warranty so I paid for one set and every time I need to change I just bring the old ones in and get free new ones. Also, I changed the 4 inner hub seals with RTC3511 like many of you have said. My main question is the 2 rear abs hub seals do I need these or is there another part I can get because I disabled my abs.



UPDATED LIST:

Rovah Farm-
2 front brake rotors
2 rear brake rotors
4 hub member gaskets
4 lock washers
4 inner seals (rtc3511)
2 packs of 1 shot grease
2 swivel pin kits (swivelpinkit06)

Auto Zone-
8 wheel bearings (timken set37)

AB-
2 Swivel ball reseal kits

TOTAL with all taxes and shipping: $572.84

antichrist Oct 6, 2011 09:16 AM

Just leave the ABS sensors in place, they don't hurt anything.

If you read the fine print of the AZ warranty, I bet it's only good for one replacement set.

lordmorpheus Oct 6, 2011 09:22 AM

...and I'm surprised AZ hasn't changed the wording of the warranty to "against manufacturing defects" like almost every other parts supplier. I remember years ago when Western Auto warrantied when they wore out, and I thought, "It's too bad fuel doesn't have the same warranty, because then I could get a free tank when it reached empty."

turf63 Oct 6, 2011 09:28 AM

i heard that if you were doing all this to your D1 brakes it's better to just swap em with all the D90 stuff because they're better and beefier....fact?

calebbo Oct 6, 2011 10:12 AM

Alright thanks guys

and so get everything for the D90? Can somebody confirm that so I don't get parts I can't use haha. I don't mind switching, I mean I'm getting all these things anyways..

ValveCoverGasket Oct 6, 2011 11:56 AM


Originally Posted by turf63 (Post 271961)
i heard that if you were doing all this to your D1 brakes it's better to just swap em with all the D90 stuff because they're better and beefier....fact?


any more info on this?

Danny Lee 97 Disco Oct 6, 2011 01:22 PM

I bet Tom Rowe could tell you what will and will not fit or what to choose.

turf63 Oct 6, 2011 01:41 PM

sorry, the D90 calipers have larger pistons and larger pads and bolt right up. I'm sure you'd need their rotors as well. They bolt in real easy. But the hard brake line needs to be rebent or you can install a new line and bend it yourself. D90 calipers rotors and pads all around. SHouldnt have any issues

Chris-bob Oct 6, 2011 01:43 PM


Originally Posted by turf63 (Post 272033)
sorry, the D90 calipers have larger pistons and larger pads and bolt right up. I'm sure you'd need their rotors as well. They bolt in real easy. But the hard brake line needs to be rebent or you can install a new line and bend it yourself. D90 calipers rotors and pads all around. SHouldnt have any issues

Will this upgrade cause me to spill my drink more frequently...?:p

turf63 Oct 6, 2011 01:49 PM

it'll just bring the donut to your face faster.

Caleb, call will tillery, he was doing package deals awhile ago.


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