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Chuck and Joules:

I have disassembled both the left and right assemblies and ordered the appropriate parts including bushings, bearings, new rear calipers, etc. What I am missing is a new left rear rotor as the parking brake hung up resulting in a badly scored rotor. Any idea where I can obtain a reasonably priced new or used rotor?

My rear camber appears okay to the naked eye but should I have the car realigned once I complete this task?

Thank you for your assistance including directing me to the ProvaMo site. I will let you know when I have 4236 back on the road. Bruce

5/1/192:20 PM

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