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CNC fixer guy
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Melbourne Vic
Posts: 609
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Hi.
Just took the au s1 fairlane with irs for a 50km trip at speeds between 80 and 100kmh. Rear wheels feel much hotter than fronts. Not to the stage that you cant hold your hand there, it that the fronts feel just a tad warm and backs feel hot by comparison. The rear bearings were recently replaced with quality jap bearings and torqued to 325Nm. Hand brake was set loose. Wheels are 17" au xr style. Any ideas besides rear calipers seized? Any one with irs notice this too? |
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au irs rear wheels feel hot after a little highway or freeway driving
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