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      01-05-2014, 08:00 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by J Smith
Like the rest of the guys said. Remove the 4 bolts on the back side of the hub and it comes right out. Then you can install the cooling ducts. The bolts are not very easy to access...probably have to loosen the pinch bolt and slide the strut up out of the carrier. Yes, the bolts have loctite on them and an impact will make your life easier when removing them.
Also be prepared to do a bit of trimming on the carbon backing plates....fit is close, but not perfect.
I did not have to loosen the pinch bolt or slide the strut. Just the 4 bolts from behind and it pops out. I had a 600 ftlb impact though and had to use some u-joints on the impact sockets to get in there. I might have had to do one by hand, but it can be done.
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