2 piece rear floating rotor
05-08-2008, 05:27 PM
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2 piece rear rotor
anyone know of a company that is making a 2 piece floating rotor for the rear of the non-brembo z's? Thanks
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05-09-2008, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by rx7/350z
i don't think so, floating rotors are used only with fixed calipers.
05-09-2008, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by JETPILOT
If you buy a used Brembo setup Stoptech makes 2 piece rotors for those. But no one makes a 2 piece for the standard brakes.
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Originally Posted by rx7/350z
what would be the purpose? what carS?
i'm not sure why anyone would think you could not use a 2pc rotor with a floating caliper--what would be the reasoning?as for what vehicles:
E36 M3 euro
E34 M5--3.6 euro, 3.8 euro use a fixed caliper
E46 M3 CSL and US comp package
E60 M5
E63 M6
E85 M coupe/roadster
E90/2/3 M3
i'm sure there are others but i only know of these 100% for sure. i also know there is aftermarket 2pc rotors for bmw's--pfc comes to mind
bimmers love the 1 piston(E60/3 have 2 piston) calipers and 2pc rotors. it works very well for them. the only difference in the bmw rotors are they use a pin drive instead of a rivet/bolt for the hat/rotor connection.
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