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14-05-2008
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Fitting a Sintered Rotor
I'm swapping the bonded rotor in my LRP Vector X11 5.5, for a sintered rotor part no.50610
Is it just a case of undoing the 3 screws, pulling the old one out, carefully putting the new one in without it picking up any debris, and putting the 3 screws back in.
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14-05-2008
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Pretty much, just take note of all the shims and make make sure they go back in the same way they came out.
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14-05-2008
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you pretty much have it spot on.
be careful when you get the rotors out of the packet, they have a tendancy to jump out of your hands to clunk against something metal, the magnetic power they have is immense!
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Thanks a lot guy's, it's nice to be reassured
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