Product Summary

Rear Position, Round Rotor Shape, Solid Rotor Type

  • Commonly used in lightweight open-wheel cars like sprints and modifieds
  • These rotors are made from a special alloy and utilize proprietary manufacturing processes for high resistance to thermal distortion
  • They offer excellent friction and wear characteristics against the brake pads
  • Can be mounted on the left or right side
  • The rotor face is drilled for improved performance
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Key Specs

Rotor Diameter12 Inch
Rotor StyleDrilled
Rotor Material TypeSteel
Rotor Thickness0.31"
Rotor Hat Bolt Pattern8 x 7.62"
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Wilwood 160-0495 Details

Wilwoods Drilled Steel brake rotors provide a durable lightweight option in applications where sustained temperatures remain in the low to moderate range, and high heat spikes are only observed on an intermittent basis. Steel rotors are typically found in lighter weight open wheel cars such as sprints and modifieds. A special alloy and proprietary manufacturing processes give these rotors high resistance to thermal distortion with excellent friction and wear characteristics against the pads.

  • Solid steel 
  • LH or RH mounted
  • Face: drilled

Item Details

0.310 x 12
8 x 7.62" B.C. Threaded, 5/16"-24

Application

  • Suitable applications: Drag / Dirt racing
  • Not for street use

Specs


Wilwood 160-0495 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #160-0495
BrandWilwood
Rotor Diameter12 Inch
Rotor StyleDrilled
Rotor Material TypeSteel
Rotor Thickness0.31"
Rotor Hat Bolt Pattern8 x 7.62"
GENERAL
PositionRear
Rotor ShapeRound
Rotor TypeSolid
Rotor FinishBlack E-Coat
ColorBlack
Vane CountNone
BeddedNo
BalancedNo
Lug ID7.00"
Thread Pitch5/16"-24
Weight4.6 lbs.
Sold in QuantityEach
GTIN Code889545037500

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