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    i plan on rebuilding my aspire hubs and i and will elcamino where trying to take off the screw which hold the rotor to the aspire hub we used a impact screw driver and stipped them i was wondering if anyone knows where to find replacment screws at or has run in to this problem before. i heard you really dont need the screws but if i could find them it would make me feel better.

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  • #2
    you dont need them. my front drivers side rotor on the aspire had 1 screw on it. i had to drill it out.

    all they are there for is to line up for the bolts. once the lug bolts are on they are worthless.
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    • #3
      The local hardware store should have them.... I picked up mine from Ace Hardware. They are metric. I dont remember the size unfortunately.
      Previous owner of a '89 Graphite L, 4spd, GL Seats, Aspire Brakes, 14x6's, 185/60/14's

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      • #4
        don't use them, most new rotors don't even have the hole for them.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by mattswabb View Post
          don't use them, most new rotors don't even have the hole for them.

          +1
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          • #6
            Screws are available in a bister pack at any decent Auto Parts store...HELP brand.
            I think I picked up my last pack at Parts America.
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