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Old 07-26-2005, 04:15 AM
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vtec rotors vs. si rotors

I was lookin online, and came across something...I know the rotors for the 92-96 si are slightly smaller than the ones for the vtec rotors... My question is, do the calipers for the si brakes fit the rotors for the vtec model? If they don't, is the slight size difference in the rotors make much of a difference with the vtec engine? or would it just be for the confidence knowing my rotors are less than a .5" bigger than the Si rotors?
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anyone have a thought about this???
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Old 07-28-2005, 11:54 AM
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Re: vtec rotors vs. si rotors

As far as I know the Si calipers will work for the VTEC rotors, but I could wrong.
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