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NM Engineering 83.159.4300.72 User Manual

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Remove the caliper with the stock brake line at-
tached. There may be some leakage from the
open end of the brake line, especially if the pads/
pistons on the caliper are retracted.

N

N

N

N

Note: F

ote: F

ote: F

ote: F

ote: Factor

actor

actor

actor

actory-installed caliper bolts may be

y-installed caliper bolts may be

y-installed caliper bolts may be

y-installed caliper bolts may be

y-installed caliper bolts may be

very tight. Ensure that you have a good pur-

very tight. Ensure that you have a good pur-

very tight. Ensure that you have a good pur-

very tight. Ensure that you have a good pur-

very tight. Ensure that you have a good pur-
chase on the bolt head, and that you are in a

chase on the bolt head, and that you are in a

chase on the bolt head, and that you are in a

chase on the bolt head, and that you are in a

chase on the bolt head, and that you are in a
good position to turn the wrench or socket.

good position to turn the wrench or socket.

good position to turn the wrench or socket.

good position to turn the wrench or socket.

good position to turn the wrench or socket.

Remove the stock rotor, by pulling it off of the
hub by hand.

S

SS

SStep 3

tep 3

tep 3

tep 3

tep 3

R

R

R

R

Remo

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emo

emo

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e S

e S

e S

e Stock C

tock C

tock C

tock C

tock Caliper & R

aliper & R

aliper & R

aliper & R

aliper & Rotor

otor

otor

otor

otor

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Remove the two stock caliper bolts, using a 16mm
wrench or socket.

Note: It may be necessary to strike the outer

Note: It may be necessary to strike the outer

Note: It may be necessary to strike the outer

Note: It may be necessary to strike the outer

Note: It may be necessary to strike the outer
edge of the rotor with a non-marring mallet,

edge of the rotor with a non-marring mallet,

edge of the rotor with a non-marring mallet,

edge of the rotor with a non-marring mallet,

edge of the rotor with a non-marring mallet,
if corrosion prevents the rotor from simply

if corrosion prevents the rotor from simply

if corrosion prevents the rotor from simply

if corrosion prevents the rotor from simply

if corrosion prevents the rotor from simply
being pulled off. If so, place a wheel bolt in

being pulled off. If so, place a wheel bolt in

being pulled off. If so, place a wheel bolt in

being pulled off. If so, place a wheel bolt in

being pulled off. If so, place a wheel bolt in
one of the holes first, to prevent the rotor

one of the holes first, to prevent the rotor

one of the holes first, to prevent the rotor

one of the holes first, to prevent the rotor

one of the holes first, to prevent the rotor
from falling when it comes loose.

from falling when it comes loose.

from falling when it comes loose.

from falling when it comes loose.

from falling when it comes loose.

Remove the rotor-retaining screw, using a T-50
Torx wrench or socket, and retain the screw for
later use.