blacknight
Superman, uh mod
Also, you're need a special tool or impact gun to get those screws off.
A regular phillips screwdriver WILL NOT do it alone.
A regular phillips screwdriver WILL NOT do it alone.
ryan s said:yep, impact screwdriver. then put on a 3/8 to 1/4 adapter, then a socket, then a screwdriver bit that fits in the socket. like this:
whatever you do, dont use a philips head. only use a flat head since it digs into the screw better. if you use an impact screwdriver, you wont need a torch (i hope lol mine came off ok).
i had one rotor screw per side, and the driver's side one was too stripped even for my biggest philips. the passenger side one wasnt that bad. get the biggest philips thatll fit, and if it doesnt work, just go with the flat. it makes life easy when the previous owner of your car messes things upblacknight said:It's ok to use a phillips bit as long as it's a big one. That's what I used and it was fine