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Lightweight two-piece rotors for our cars?

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Check with them as i'm not 100% sure

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might want to double check with them as i'm not 100% sure.
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Use stock pads

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You can use stock pads but you will need to file them a bit.
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Use their pads

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Yes it is made for the car but you will need to use their pads for "proper" fitment.
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might want to double check with them as i'm not 100% sure.
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You can use stock pads but you will need to file them a bit.
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Yes it is made for the car but you will need to use their pads for "proper" fitment.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone heard of such a thing? Would this be hard to spec and have built?

POST 2Original post

Like the Brembo evolution series? They make a 2-piece kit for the 996, separate rotors and hats for the fronts.

POST 3Original post

You mean like Porsche PCCB?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was hoping for a lightweight replacement for my stock rotors.

POST 5Original post

Just checking to see if anyone has any input into this.

POST 6Original post

they don't make em for stock sizes.....stoptech has em as part of their brake package :S might want to double check with them as i'm not 100% sure. i find navigating thru brake catalogues intollerable.

POST 7Original post

performance friction is now making a two piece rotor that is a direct replacement for the stock rotor. not sure how light it is though.

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not exactly a "direct replacement" but pretty darn close. Yes it is made for the car but you will need to use their pads for "proper" fitment. You can use stock pads but you will need to file them a bit.

POST 9Original post

interesting

POST 10Original post

Dell, would you "file them" under "B" from brake pads or "P" for pads.

POST 11Original post

funny Tim

POST 12Original post

I wonder what taking 10 lbs off each of 4 rotors would relate to in terms of HP. I bet it would be significant. New rotors for my cup car showed up yesterday. The damn things must weight 30 lbs each.

POST 13Original post

any info on how much they weigh in at?

POST 14Original post

These the direct replacements? http://www.nationalfleetparts.com/de...67.7x-pair.asp

POST 15Original post

or these? http://truechoice.com/products.asp?dept=1314

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