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Rotors


94VL
06-10-2006, 11:11 AM
I just purchased a pair of drilled/slotted rotors,and I am somewhat confused over the L/R packaging.I understand they are directional and only fit one side or the other,however it seems to me that the markings they have are reversed....instead of expelling pad dust/material out the outer diameter of the rotor,they have them so the material would be sucked inward.If someone could post a pic of their installation it would be appreciated.
These are "Autopart International" rotors,and they seem to be very heavy compared to the non drilled/slotted ones I have handled.I am impressed with how thick they appear to be.

89Sunbird
06-11-2006, 01:30 AM
You saying the slots would be rolling and basically hooking air in? Could be right...would suck in dust, but would also suck in air...personally I think they look better arcing outward the opposite way, but double check the rotors labeling...

Classicrocjunkie
06-11-2006, 02:20 AM
some are and some are not...

http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/5848/dscf05957ec.jpg

My BAER Decela rotors ARE directional. They come with a letter inside saying you have to mount them this way or they may warp or wear out prematurly.

01Cavy
06-11-2006, 12:31 PM
My powerslot rotors had L and R markings also. My slots face opposite of CRJ's...

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