danielj1
Go Kart Champion
wait, is this really a thread about surface rust forming on the rotor?
No, the hub.
wait, is this really a thread about surface rust forming on the rotor?
But really you're wasting your good brakes, just wirebrush them and paint them as suggested with high temp paint - you should be good to go after that.
wait, is this really a thread about surface rust forming on the rotor?
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is this your first car?
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This.
Very easy to do, and looks really nice. Especially with your black wheels.
every used car i do brakes on at work has rust on the rotors/hub , use a wiz wheel to sand the rust down if it bothers you that much, i wouldnt worry about it.
I have a similar issue with rust on the hub. I'm not sure if its the same location. In lieu of jacking up the car for a photograph, it was located on the hub as far out as possible the wheel axis. If that makes sense.
Both of my rear wheels had some rust forming. It actually made it difficult to remove the wheels from the hub. Before putting the winter set I spread a small amount of generic lube - same type I use to spread on the lugs before retightening them. We'll see how it holds up after some salty winter and then I'll reinvestigate my next move.
when i first got my car, i took wheels off, waxed them and painted my Hubs to prevent this. and so far working out very well. after winter gotta do it again though. Personally i think one day of full out detailing saves alot of trouble in the future.
but its normal.
Extremely normal. Most tire shops are required to sand the surface off before remounting the wheels.