fugiwara

iTrader: (124)

sold

heel2toe

iTrader: (41)

Im confused...are you selling the damaged rotor pictured above?

fugiwara

iTrader: (124)

Look at the picture and the description, what's confusing you?

Ev0ikon

iTrader: (18)

No confusion here. He is selling a paperweight that shapes like a broken rotor.

fugiwara

iTrader: (124)

you're right about the '93 corolla, I had a '94 very reliable cars

heel2toe

iTrader: (41)

Not trying to bash your thread; I just don't understand really...the hub portion is damaged which means the e-brake will most likely not work. And more importantly wouldnt the thing have terrible vibrations at speed and potentially be unsafe?

fugiwara

iTrader: (124)

thanks for the bump, how does the e brake work with hub?

heel2toe

iTrader: (41)

Sorry errr I didnt mean hub per se but rather the drum. Our e-brake is a glorified drum brake which sits inside that "drum". When you apply the e-brake the shoes expand and push outward onto that drum and hold the car in place. With that being damaged it essentially makes it useless and potentially unsafe.

So I ask again...are you trying to sell the damaged rotor? I'm not one to bash people's classifieds but in this case given the nature of the product I think it would be highly advised to not use this unless the intention is to be used as a paperweight in which case it is a pretty sweet paperweight

fugiwara

iTrader: (124)

Paper weight is nice idea

kaj

iTrader: (60)

i can't imagine you would want this rotating at freeway speeds. surely there would be balance issues.

OP: i think this thing may be junk. if you have been reimbursed, there is a reason. i'd just trash it, dude.