VIDEO: Measuring Flange Runout: Two Lug Nuts, Or Five?

VIDEO: Measuring Flange Runout: Two Lug Nuts, Or Five?

Andrew Markel explains best practices for new brake rotor installation by checking flange runout with a certain amount of lug nuts attached and torqued. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.

Andrew Markel explains best practices for new brake rotor installation by checking flange runout with a certain amount of lug nuts attached and torqued. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.

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