2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness:

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Re: 2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness: [Re: Adam F] #860940 01/21/08 10:30 PM

Joined: Dec 2005

Posts: 27

East coast

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

Thanks. I've had them turned 1x when they were warped from sitting for many months when it only had 2000 miles. There is no vibrating now, but should I need to replace the pads I'm going to have to rough them a little so it will adapt to the pads from what I have read.

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2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness:	05_4Runner	01/18/08 04:13 PM
Re: 2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness:	Adam F	01/21/08 02:32 AM
Re: 2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness:	05_4Runner	01/21/08 10:30 PM
Re: 2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness:	Adam F	01/21/08 10:37 PM
Re: 2005 4Runner limited 4wd v6 rotor thickness:	05_4Runner	01/21/08 10:48 PM

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