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stef205

Hub Face Tolerances

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stef205

I've been suffering with warped discs with 6 calipers and now my 4 pots. I have ran a dti gauge over the hub face and it gave me a reading of 0.0-0.15 this was the passenger side where I'm feeling most of the juddering under breaking. Where as my drivers side hub gave a reading of 0.0-0.03. Any machinists on here that could tell me what the tolerances should be.

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welshpug

not found anything specific to the hub, but disc runout specified at 0.07.

 

so you aren't getting warped discs, just wobbly mounting surface.

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stef205

I'm getting warped discs

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stef205

I'm going to pick up a new hub face from ecp in the morning and try that

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allanallen

Yep, too much that stef. By the time it's been 'exaggerated' by the increasing size of the disc you could have up to as much as .5mm at the outside of the disc.

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EdCherry

.15mm or .15"?

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stef205

Yep, too much that stef. By the time it's been 'exaggerated' by the increasing size of the disc you could have up to as much as .5mm at the outside of the disc.

That's what I thought Ill just change the hub face for a new one and rule it out. It's appears only to be happing on the passenger side.

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allanallen

.15mm or .15"?

:D Christ I hope he's working in metric!

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2052NV

yup thats to much for sure

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