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    Hello All,
    I was replacing my rear hubs out and while knocking the old hubs off my dust cover/sheild broke into two pieces. So I called O'Reillys Auto Parts and they said it isn't a part that they can get. Has anyone else had this issue in finding replacements? I am at a stand still until I get a replacement.Thanks for the help...
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    its called a backing plate. i tried to look it up at auto zone no luck there either.

    found it here tho. http://nationalgmparts.com/parts/200...ACKING%20PLATE

    junk yard may be the cheap way out.

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    Tact weld it back together.

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    Post a wtb and grab one from the JY
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    Question: Does the C looking part that fell off the back plate required or is it something I could just keep off?
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    The dust shields are not necessary. I actually ditched them on my Stealth and ran several years with no issue.


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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post
    The dust shields are not necessary. I actually ditched them on my Stealth and ran several years with no issue.
    so would that not make the brakes run a tad cooler and keep some dust from blowing back onto the front of the wheel? Like bonus?
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    I never had a dust issue because I tend to run better pads. No idea on the performance/cooler running though. I got rid of mine both front and back and never really thought about it again.


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    Somebody said they did that and the inneer pad wore faster. I can't see how that would affect things
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    Quote Originally Posted by Logan541 View Post
    Somebody said they did that and the inneer pad wore faster. I can't see how that would affect things
    And you are right, it wouldn't. The person who said that has no concept of how things work.


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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post
    And you are right, it wouldn't. The person who said that has no concept of how things work.
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