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YOUR RESEARCHWhich brake setup is this?
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Does anyone knows which break setup this is? It seems to clear the RUF wheels with minimal margin... It looks like there's a small spacer present as well (7mm or alike) but I could be wrong. Any help much appreciated. I'm trying to figure out if a 380mm BBK will clear these wheels. These rotors look like they could be 355mm but hard to tell..
Calipers look like larger R-something ( RUF logo is very distinguishable). rotors could be RUF or poss Girodisc, and def the diameter would be 355 or larger; the spacer is def 10mm or larger
http://inventory.racperformance.com/...--Dallas-Texas
I'm guessing.....
"RUF Auto Centre is pleased to present you with this 2001 RUF RGT (RUF VIN).
The RGT is equipped with a RUF 3.6 Liter flat six producing 385HP. This dry sump engine was derived from the European version of the GT3 and was not available in the US until 2004. The RUF version of this engine has ported heads, larger valves, RUF catalytic converters, RUF mufflers and a RUF tuned ECU.
Some of the highlights on the car include:
RUF Coil Over Suspension
RUF Big Brake Setup
RUF Integrated Roll Cage
Sunroof Delete
Rear Seat Delete
Full Leather Interior
RUF Sport Seats
Custom Estoril Blue Paint
Covering only 6200 miles since new, this car has been extremely well cared for by it's previous 2 owners. The second owner actually traded it back to us for a 2007 RUF RGT.
As with all of our pre-owned inventory, this car has been through a rigorous pre-purchase inspection to make sure that it is the highest level of quality that our clients have come to expect. Our state of the art Service Department at RUF Auto Centre is staffed with Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini trained technicians to insure that all of your service needs are handled properly and efficiently.
Please feel free to call the Sales Team at RUF Auto Centre with any questions that you may have or if you would like to schedule a time to visit our RUF Facility and view the car in person.
