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    1. 11-30-2024 #1
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      Nice work. That's an unusual brake setup, what is it from? I'm used to seeing rotors on lug nuts, not attached to the back of the wheel hub several inches behind the wheel.

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    3. 12-02-2024 #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by Vimes View Post
      Nice work. That's an unusual brake setup, what is it from? I'm used to seeing rotors on lug nuts, not attached to the back of the wheel hub several inches behind the wheel.
      This is fully floating rear axle and they run a hub separate from the axle. Then the rotor mounts to the hub. Most axles are "flange" axles, and the wheel mounting surface is integrated to the axle itself.
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