Hold Down Screws Avialable At: https://www.ecstuning.com/Search/SiteSearch/ES2162802__ES2550873/
Have you ever tried to remove the brake rotor set screws on your BMW? If they are showing signs of corrosion, a failed attempt at removing may result in a screw that needs to be drilled out.
ECS Tuning is proud to introduce our very own solution to this problem. We have designed a stainless steel rotor set screw that will not seize up! Because of its stainless steel composition, our set screws will be easy to remove for years of trouble free use, unlike the OEM part.
In this video we put these hold down screws to the test using vinegar and heat to simulate yearly elements.
This tutorial is provided as a courtesy by ECS Tuning.
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