Brake Rotors - Carbon Industery 6203a on 2040-parts.com
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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Carbon Fiber Brake Rotors - Carbon Industry 6203A
Diameter 12.375" Thickness 1.1" ID 7.625" 10 Mounting Holes 0.352" Mounting BC 8.225" (209mm) Weight 3.5 Lbs. We also have a few of these Rotors used. In good condition for $250 each. We experimented with a few different brakes these are the best by far. NOT for street use they must be hot to work. We will provide limited technical support after you buy. 7-23-15 up-date: I added a photo of these brakes fitted to our car. If you are 0 rating or have less than 100% call me before you bid. Henry at 732-240-6895 NJ Thanks for Looking, ML |
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