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Garage Sale - 1988-92 Camaro 1LE 12 Inch Brake Rotor
Garage Sale - 1988-92 Camaro 1LE 12 Inch Brake Rotor
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Garage Sale - 1988-92 Camaro 1LE 12 Inch Brake Rotor
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This is garage sale priced because the bearings, seal, and dust cap have been installed.
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O.E. for 88-92 Camaro with 1LE performance package. Has a 5 on 4-3/4" bolt pattern with 7/16" diameter wheel studs. Used as a conversion rotor for 58-64 Chevy car brake kit 910-31918 for use with 2" drop spindles.
Note: This rotor has 7/16" wheel studs, NOT the 88-92 factory-style metric wheel studs.
Item Details
Replacement rotor for kit #910-31918
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Each
Bolt Pattern:
5 on 4.75"
Finish:
Natural
Rotor Construction:
Vented
Material Type:
Cast Iron
Rotor Diameter:
12.00
Rotor Location:
Front
Rotor Shape:
Round
Drilled:
No
Slotted:
No
Stud Length:
0.94
Stud Diameter:
0.44
Rotor Thickness:
1.05
Weight:
24.30
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