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Slide the rotor on the spindle and install the outer wheel bearing, keyed washer, and castle nut. SSB’s supplied keyed washer didn’t fit on our spindle, so we reused the original washer. (Didn’t we already tell you not to throw any of the old parts away?) To seat the bearings, torque the castle nut to 12 lb-ft while spinning the rotor. Back off the nut until it’s just loose, and retighten it until you’re just able to install the cotter pin. Now is a good time to spray some brake cleaner on the rotor to ensure there’s no grease left behind. View Related Article
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