replacement philips head screws for rotors

[vinnY]

got some new brembo rotors, appears that it didn't come with the two philips head screws that help you hold the rotor to the hub while installing the wheel

now i'm sure i could go to bunnings and pick some up, i'm just unsure of the specs of the screws

can anyone shed some light on what spec screws can be used?

[EG30]

can't you use the ones from your OE brakes b4?

[aaronng]

Go to repco and get them. Ask for them at the counter.

[vinnY]

can't you use the ones from your OE brakes b4?

probably could but i'm just asking out of curiousity incase i mess it up and end up threading the head :p

thanks aaron, might drop in and ask today :thumbsup:

[fatboyz39]

ITR rotor hole might not line up with the old holes. check before wasting money on the screws LOL

[aaronng]

Screws are cheap anyway. If you have screws on your old rotors, go to supercheap and buy a $15-20 impact screwdriver.

[vinnY]

i got a screw driver, its just it was messed up from the last owner i think

anyway went to repco and the guy had nfi what i was on about

thanks for the heads up jimmy, didn't think that it wouldn't line up

[Limbo]

If you don't have an impact screwdriver you drill them out. The screws are not that good quality so you only need to drill off the head and then you will be able to turn the rest of the screw with a sharp object. You will notice if you get to the rotor as its hard to drill and not like the screw

The screw bits cost me 50c from the local hardware store. That's what happened to me when i changed my rotors

[fatboyz39]

impact drivers are cheap as...$20 or so.

[vinnY]

its not that i can't take it off, i'd just like to replace it if i could :p

[Limbo]

Yeah i even a a few spare from when i did mine. They are only 50c each for the screws