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07-26-2005 #1
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Those rotors are awesome! That is the first time I have seen that style rotor. Thanks for sharing the pics.
How well can those rotors handle track abuse without cracking?
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07-26-2005 #2
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Those things are Freakin' Sweeeeet....How about for a '69 Camaro..."they should make everything for them"
07-26-2005 #3
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thanks for the complements.
I love these rotors. There light(saved 3 pounds each), cool looking, and an awesome upgrade from what I had. I drive this car on the street and have done many autocrosses and three opentrack events. No cracking, no harmonics. I do hear a scrubbing noise when I brake, but this is due to the compound of the pads. Which I highly recommend.
If wilwood makes a kit for your car you may be able to substitute these rotors as I did. I think the sizes are 12.19" and 11.75" with a 8x7" bolt pattern. Don't take my word though this is all from memory.
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