Product Summary

Front Position, 10.50 Inch Rotor Diameter

  • 79 and up Metric brake rotor kit comes with 5/8"-11 coarse thread wheel studs installed, bearings, and seals
  • Stock Metric bolt pattern of 5 on 4 3/4" to match stock rear ends
  • Fits 2 wheel drive S-10 applications as well
  • Premium cast iron vented rotor design is perfect for dirt circle track racing
  • Not for use on asphalt circle track cars due to the high load and stress of that application - we suggest billet hubs for asphalt racing

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Key Specs

MFG. Part #9108958
PositionFront
Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)5x4.75 in.
Wheel Bolt Pattern (mm)5x120.65 mm
Rotor Diameter10.50 Inch
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Speedway Motors 9108958 Details

Kit Includes:

  • (2) 1979-Up GM Metric Brake Rotors, 5 on 4-3/4 In, 5/8-11 Inch Coarse Studs
  • (2) Speedway and Metric Chassis Replacement Inner Seals
  • (2) Granada Style Rotor/Speedway and Metric Chassis Outer Wheel Bearings
  • (2) Speedway and Metric Chassis Tapered Inner Wheel Bearings

 

1979-Up GM Metric Brake Rotors

  • 5 on 4-3/4" with 5/8"-11 studs installed
  • 10.5" diameter x 1"
  • Must be used with 912-TS3 outer bearings for 1982-1987 spindle applications
  • IMCA Approved
  • 1979-1981 Metric GM rotors with the bolt pattern changed to 5 on 4-3/4". It can be used on 1982-1987 GM metric spindles if you use our 1979-1981 style outer bearing 912TS3 (included)

    This rotor is designed for dirt track applications and should NOT be used for asphalt racing.

 

Speedway and Metric Chassis Replacement Inner Seals

  • Replacement inner hub seals
  • Double lip seal design keeps grease in and dirt/debris out
  • 2.00" x 2.56" x .234"
  • 2.56" outside diameter and 2.00" inside diameter

 

Granada Style Rotor/Speedway and Metric Chassis Outer Wheel Bearings

  • Replacement outer wheel bearing for 1975-1981 Ford Granada style rotors
  • M12649 outer bearing cone and M12610 outer bearing cup
  • 1.969" overall diameter
  • 1.681" diameter big end
  • 1.494" diameter small end
  • .720 overall width
  • .843 inside diameter
  • IMCA Approved

 

Speedway and Metric Chassis Tapered Inner Wheel Bearings

  • Replacement wheel bearings
  • Includes 912TLM67048 outer bearing cone, 912TLM67010 outer bearing cup
  • 1.245 ID cone and 2.33" OD cup

 

Speedway Motors 9108958 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #9108958
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionFront
Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)5x4.75 in.
Wheel Bolt Pattern (mm)5x120.65 mm
Rotor Diameter10.50 Inch
Rotor TypeVented
Parking Brake ProvisionNo
Minimum Recommended Wheel Diameter15 Inch
Rotor ShapeRound
Hardware IncludedYes
Rotor StylePlain Face
Front Rotor IncludedYes
Front Rotor Diameter10.50 Inch
Front Caliper IncludedNo
Rear Caliper IncludedNo
Front Spindles IncludedNo
Master Cylinder IncludedNo
Brake Booster IncludedNo
Brake Hoses IncludedNo
Rear Rotor IncludedNo
Bolt Pattern5 on 4.75"
GENERAL
Sold in QuantityKit
Thread Pitch5/8"-11

Ratings & Reviews

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"Customers appreciate the product for its quality fit, as it delivers as promised. Its practicality is enhanced by the easy-to-use packaging. Superior to competitors, users recommend this product for its simple usability and excellent material quality. The overall quality rightly positions it as a great deal in the market."

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Works well

5.0

9 days ago

Billy23w

Potomac Speedway

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Bolted on as it should no complaints

Would Recommend

Great deal

5.0

2 months ago

Sleeper

Abbottstown, PA

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Fit perfect

Would Recommend

Great deal!

5.0

4 months ago

Sleeper

Abbottstown, PA

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Fit as promised!

Would Recommend

Great deal

5.0

4 months ago

Sleeper

Abbottstown, PA

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Great package to make it easy

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

Will these work on metric 3 piece spindles? Will the bearings work

by tim

• 3 years ago

1 answer

What dust cap fits the rotors?

by Henry

• 4 years ago

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