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Wilwood Gt Series Directional Vane Rotors(pair) #160-4565 Lh & #160-4564 Rh on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
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Hamilton, Ohio, United States

Hamilton, Ohio, United States
Wilwood GT series directional vane rotors(pair) #160-4565 LH & #160-4564 RH, US $120.00, image 1
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Brand:Wilwood Manufacturer Part Number:160-4565 and 160-4564

Pair of used Wilwood Spec 37 12.90" by 1.25" curved vane rotors

GT 48 Curved Vane Rotor

Wilwood's GT 48 Curved Vane Spec-37 rotors are manufactured from a proprietary iron alloy developed to withstand extreme temperatures with the highest possible degree of resistance against distortion, warping, cracking, and wear. The formulation for this alloy is a derivative of technology and materials that were significant in the development of the extreme duty military spec rotors that are manufactured by Wilwood. Every Spec 37 rotor is precision machined to less than .001" run-out, flatness, and parallelism. Combined with our proven GT Series asymmetrical face slot pattern and individual dynamic balancing, you are assured the smoothest, vibration free performance at any speed. These rotors provide the highest cooling capacity and longest service life for extreme braking short tracks and road course competition.

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