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tmontague · 11-10-2015, 03:50 PM

Thanks guys. Ended up getting it off w/ an air chisel, prybar and lots of PB blaster. I made sure I installed with anti seize.

Question now is how the heck would you remove the hub from the brake backing plate if you ever needed to replace the hub bearing?

My guess is remove the shoes and springs and us an a chisel? I couldn't believe how stuck on the hubs were.

I'm still on my stock rims as i'm not installing my new ones until the spring. I installed with one camber washer on each bottom bolt and i'm liking the look. Slight negative camber without looking ridiculous or causing excessive tire wear.

When I install my rims i'm going to run camber bolts upfront as well to match the rear and make more clearance for the +35 and 6.5 wide rims.

I'll post pics shortly

11-10-2015, 03:50 PM	#32
tmontague View User's Garage Drives: '08 2zr swapped Vios M/T Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Caledonia Ont. Posts: 2,930	Thanks guys. Ended up getting it off w/ an air chisel, prybar and lots of PB blaster. I made sure I installed with anti seize. Question now is how the heck would you remove the hub from the brake backing plate if you ever needed to replace the hub bearing? My guess is remove the shoes and springs and us an a chisel? I couldn't believe how stuck on the hubs were. I'm still on my stock rims as i'm not installing my new ones until the spring. I installed with one camber washer on each bottom bolt and i'm liking the look. Slight negative camber without looking ridiculous or causing excessive tire wear. When I install my rims i'm going to run camber bolts upfront as well to match the rear and make more clearance for the +35 and 6.5 wide rims. I'll post pics shortly __________________ No one ever wants to give a Yaris the point by...