Did I get the right rotors?

[Alex EX]

I just got some new rotors on ebay, got em today and I noticed the front ones have threaded holes on em, the rear ones are just blanks holes. I don't remember seeing threaded holes on the front rotors, I thought they just slide on, are these right? I got a 1990 Accord EX.

[TouringAccord]

yep, sound like the right ones.

The front brakes on 90-97 Accord are hub-over-rotor and can be a pain to replace. The rotors are mounted to the hubs with four bolts, thats why you see the threaded holes.

edit:
here's a picture of 90-97 Accord front rotors.

If they look like that then you have the right ones.

[Alex EX]

Oh ok, I just remember someone saying that not all 90-97 Accords are hub-over-rotor. Im glad I got the right ones tho. Thanks

[TouringAccord]

yep, np

as long as you (or previous owner) didn't do a rotor-over-hub conversion with CL parts then you have the standard hub-over-rotor.

[Alex EX]

Cool, thanks guys. I just hope the bolts are going to come off, the car is 16 years old...

[Accord R33]

Cool, thanks guys. I just hope the bolts are going to come off, the car is 16 years old...

the bolts are the least of the problem...them being pressed in for 14 years is the real kicker

[williamsvt]

the bolts are the least of the problem...them being pressed in for 14 years is the real kicker

wait wouldn't someone have already changed the rotors numerous times before this? unless someone has really last 14 years without doing a brakejob,lol.

[Alex EX]

Well, the rear ones will be easy since I had the conversion done recently. The front have probably been replaced once I HOPE, I see alot of misery in my future.

[OnE eYe GuY]

why does everyone say theyre pressed on? theres bolts in the back of em. i changed my rotors with a socket wrench.....

[Alex EX]

Are you serious? What year is your accord?

[HondaSpeed]

If you are going to remove the bolts that hold on the rotor you Should use a impact Wrench.