I can't remember the torque number but make sure when you install the rotors use locktite...

 

Have you not downloaded the service manual yet?

bdlstyle

 

the only tip i have for you is to cover your rear brake caliper with something so you don't scratch the rim when is coming off

 

http://www.rogueracing.org/torq.htm

I will update the rest of this today.

 

thanks for the caliper tip :wink:

thanks for the link LDH :idea: i see that is different then the page for the rc, but where is the page you posted on Rogue?

i don't know if it is listed or not, but the 2001 RC oil filter is the same as the 2004 CBR :wink: i bought like 6 from ron Ayers, works out nicely

what i meant by tips were bouncing the forks or something like that? I am using a front wheel stand(handy). Just insert the axle, line up the one side, tighten the bolt to 83ftlbs?

for some reason i remember to line up the left side, tighten the two pinch bolts then tighten the axle bolt, then the right two pinch bolts or something?

way too much fun when i was young :shock: :roll:

 

nobody with some kind words on how to reinstll the front wheel?

 

the only tip i have for you is to cover your rear brake caliper with something so you don't scratch the rim when is coming off

+++1 that crap happened to me right after i had my wheels done. I was PISSED :banghead:

 

I just did this last night. I change my own tires.

Front wheel is easy. You have to remove both front calipers - 4 bolts total.

Loosen the pinch bolts (4). Remove axle. While holding wheel remove axle. I used a 1/2" socket extension and a rubber mallet to push the axle out enough to grab it with my hands.

Install is reverse of removal. Spacer with lip goes on the right side of the wheel (as if you were riding) and the straight one goes on the left.

I tighten pinch bolts only after tightening the axle bolt. If the axle spins on you when you tighten the bolt then you'll have to tighten the two on the left side first, then torque the axle bolt.

 

Two thumbs up Greg, i appreciate you help man :wink:

 

No problem.