Aftermarket Rotors

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The Car Stereo Company

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True. Have to look at my Wilwoods on my car and see now LOL. Been a while.
i could be full of shit. dont ask a mechanic to do electrical in your car...... and dont ask a stereo guy about brakes. hahaha. im just going based on what ive been told
 

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Should be a label on each rotor, or a R and L designation on each box.

Slot should be swept back at "top" (outer edge) in the turn direction.

Mine pictured above is the rear driver side turning counter clockwise.
 

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Should be a label on each rotor, or a R and L designation on each box.

Slot should be swept back at "top" (outer edge) in the turn direction.

Mine pictured above is the rear driver side turning counter clockwise.
sure enough. zoom in and it shows a label on it. i was told it should be opposite. see what i know?
 

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Pretty sure these cheap chines cast rotors are not directional. Vanes are either or, not directional.
 

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Pretty sure these cheap chines cast rotors are not directional. Vanes are either or, not directional.

You would get directional cooling vanes on normally on the very large and meaty expensive aftermarket rotor’s.

I hope I just didn’t lay out attractant for oldfart LOL
 
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