Wanted: direct replacement aluminum rotor hats
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It seems these have been made by a few different people at different times throughout the years but I am having difficulty finding a set.
If anyone has a set laying around or knows where some could be procured...
Cheers.
RT
If anyone has a set laying around or knows where some could be procured...
Cheers.
RT
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I think I am ready to sell.
$ 250 + shipping
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Hi Fortuna. Thanks for getting the pics but those are the hats from the original brake disks in steel.
I am looking for a lightweight aluminum replacement.
Cheers.
I am looking for a lightweight aluminum replacement.
Cheers.
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I have a set of P93T front replacement rotors from GiroDisc on my car. It does have the aluminum hat but I don't think it will fit the original rotors. Compared to the weight of the OEM front set-up which is about 20.2 lbs. The GiroDisc front rotors (with the aluminum hat) is about 16lbs.
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Thanks for the inputs.
Coleman wants $275 per hat to make them.
I like the Giros alot but don't think I could stand looking at slotted front and drilled rear. Just out of curiosity, how many bolts does the Giro rotor have? If 10, then I bet it is sized pretty close to the original.
4 pounds per corner is some good savings for sure.
Coleman wants $275 per hat to make them.
I like the Giros alot but don't think I could stand looking at slotted front and drilled rear. Just out of curiosity, how many bolts does the Giro rotor have? If 10, then I bet it is sized pretty close to the original.
4 pounds per corner is some good savings for sure.