rotor vanes
Burning Brakes
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The vanes point to the rear at the top and to the front at the bottom.
Stock rotors will be stamped as to which corner they belong. The vanes do not "scoop" air at the perimeter. That will only send hot air around the hub spindle and heat the bearings. The air enters at the center and exits at the perimeter. Hope this helps.
Stock rotors will be stamped as to which corner they belong. The vanes do not "scoop" air at the perimeter. That will only send hot air around the hub spindle and heat the bearings. The air enters at the center and exits at the perimeter. Hope this helps.
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Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Wadsworth Ohio
The vanes point to the rear at the top and to the front at the bottom.
Stock rotors will be stamped as to which corner they belong. The vanes do not "scoop" air at the perimeter. That will only send hot air around the hub spindle and heat the bearings. The air enters at the center and exits at the perimeter. Hope this helps.
Stock rotors will be stamped as to which corner they belong. The vanes do not "scoop" air at the perimeter. That will only send hot air around the hub spindle and heat the bearings. The air enters at the center and exits at the perimeter. Hope this helps.
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: oregon
The vanes point to the rear at the top and to the front at the bottom.
Stock rotors will be stamped as to which corner they belong. The vanes do not "scoop" air at the perimeter. That will only send hot air around the hub spindle and heat the bearings. The air enters at the center and exits at the perimeter. Hope this helps.
Stock rotors will be stamped as to which corner they belong. The vanes do not "scoop" air at the perimeter. That will only send hot air around the hub spindle and heat the bearings. The air enters at the center and exits at the perimeter. Hope this helps.
