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Wilwood Hat-BB Front 1.095in Offset 4 x 3.93 - 8 on 7.00in

SKU: WIL170-9206
Barcode: 889545042757

$158.78

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Wilwood Hat-BB Front 1.095in Offset 4 x 3.93 - 8 on 7.00in

$158.78

$158.78

Tech Specs

Brand
Wilwood
SKU
WIL170-9206
Manufacturer part number
170-9206
Category
Brakes- Rotors & Pads › Brake Rotors - 2 Piece
Shipping weight
1.8 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
GT Series Big Brake Short Offset hats are precision machined from premium aluminum alloys for high strength and attention to minimized weight. Hats in this category feature threaded rotor mount holes for use with standard through-hole mount rotors. Threaded hole hats may also be used with T-Nuts or bobbins designed for use with specially machined slotted hole dynamic mount rotors. When used in conjunction with matched Wilwood rotor hardware kits, GT hats provide solid, reliable performance in the most demanding conditions. Short Offset Hats are for narrow space applications with offsets often less than 1.00". They are available for most rotor bolt patterns in a variety of four and five lug wheel patterns.

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