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Rear Position, Scalloped Rotor Shape, Solid Rotor Type

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    Key Specs

    Rotor Diameter12.19 Inch
    Rotor StyleDrilled
    Rotor Material TypeSteel
    Rotor Thickness0.35"
    Rotor Hat Bolt Pattern8 x 7.00"
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    Wilwood 160-9773 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.

    • Scallop configuration provides greatest weight reduction
    • Scallop machining removes as much as three pounds, or nearly 33% of the rotor mass
    • Inboard mounted (Sprint)
    • Threads:  Thru
    • Face: drilled & scalloped

    Item Details

    0.35 X 12.19
    8 x 7" B.C.

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    Wilwood 160-9773 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #160-9773
    BrandWilwood
    Rotor Diameter12.19 Inch
    Rotor StyleDrilled
    Rotor Material TypeSteel
    Rotor Thickness0.35"
    Rotor Hat Bolt Pattern8 x 7.00"
    GENERAL
    PositionRear
    Rotor ShapeScalloped
    Rotor TypeSolid
    Rotor FinishBlack Oxide
    ColorBlack
    Vane CountNone
    BeddedNo
    BalancedNo
    Lug ID6.38"
    Weight4.6 lbs.
    Sold in QuantityEach
    GTIN Code889545040982

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    Good rotor for my custom hub design

    5.0

    8 years ago

    Empty Pockets Racing

    Climax, NC

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    Designed my own 14 bolt hubs with built on rotor hat

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