C-5 Rotors
#1
C-5 Rotors
I have to replace my 4 Rotors on my 2002 coup. I want to eliminate the center covers and replace with a one piece rotors. Drilled and slotted would be a plus, but not necessary. Where can I buy these and does anyone have a part number. Thanks
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I come across another thread that a few people purchased rotors and pads as a set from that big auction site.
I found some similar but with a reputable brand from summit. I'll PM you a link after I get off from work
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Y'all might want to start by reading this thread that is only 2 days old:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ds-to-buy.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ds-to-buy.html
#4
Rotors
I spoke with a woman at Prime Choice she didn't have a clue what I was talking about when it came to the bearing covers that cover the center hole in the rotor. I understand they machine these cover shapes into the rotor and they (the cover / caps) are not needed. Thanks
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I spoke with a woman at Prime Choice she didn't have a clue what I was talking about when it came to the bearing covers that cover the center hole in the rotor. I understand they machine these cover shapes into the rotor and they (the cover / caps) are not needed. Thanks
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I got the DBA T2 slotted rotors with Hawk HPS pads and i like them alot. Never been a fan of drilled rotors as they tend to crack and im just not a fan of the looks and less stopping surface. I bought mine from a forum vendor on here, Marylandspeed.
http://marylandspeed.com/build-your-...wk-p-5464.html
http://marylandspeed.com/build-your-...wk-p-5464.html
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Rotors
I got the DBA T2 slotted rotors with Hawk HPS pads and i like them alot. Never been a fan of drilled rotors as they tend to crack and im just not a fan of the looks and less stopping surface. I bought mine from a forum vendor on here, Marylandspeed.
http://marylandspeed.com/build-your-...wk-p-5464.html
http://marylandspeed.com/build-your-...wk-p-5464.html
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Remove the wheel you are now looking at the rotor in the center of the rotor is a hat or cap or cover. This cover protects the center hub bearings. I was told that there are rotors that do not need these covers. I am going to check out Delco rotors they ay have them Thanks
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You were told some bad info... ALL C5s have centering rings on each HUB that the rotor fits around. The inside of that HUB is solid and yield NO access to the inside of the hub assy.. The center is part of the HUB AXEL. The bearings are sealed inside the hub housing.
Here is a FRONT HUB ASSY. I do not have a picture of the front of the hub but you can see the rotor centering ring from the side:
Front Hub and Wheel Speed Sensor (WSS) ASSY:
WSS Cap removed showing rear of axel pressed into speed ring/reluctor:
REAR Wheel Hub assy. Its center is HOLLOW because the CV Axel Shaft slips inside the center of the hub to drive the rear wheel. Theres a BIG NUT in the center of the HUB that locks the splined shaft to the hub assy and it has a centering ring just like the front hub:
Rear of hub shown:
I know of NO brake rotors that cover up that center section.
On a side note, I wire brushed the center of my hub assy and painted it with black ceramic paint. NO MORE RUST!
BC
Here is a FRONT HUB ASSY. I do not have a picture of the front of the hub but you can see the rotor centering ring from the side:
Front Hub and Wheel Speed Sensor (WSS) ASSY:
WSS Cap removed showing rear of axel pressed into speed ring/reluctor:
REAR Wheel Hub assy. Its center is HOLLOW because the CV Axel Shaft slips inside the center of the hub to drive the rear wheel. Theres a BIG NUT in the center of the HUB that locks the splined shaft to the hub assy and it has a centering ring just like the front hub:
Rear of hub shown:
I know of NO brake rotors that cover up that center section.
On a side note, I wire brushed the center of my hub assy and painted it with black ceramic paint. NO MORE RUST!
BC
Last edited by Bill Curlee; 05-04-2016 at 03:14 PM.