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Wilwood Rotor-UL30 Iron LH-SRP BLK Drl 11.00 x .810 - 6 on 6.25in

SKU: WIL160-7100-BK
Barcode: 889545040098

$225.16

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Wilwood Rotor-UL30 Iron LH-SRP BLK Drl 11.00 x .810 - 6 on 6.25in

$225.16

$225.16

Tech Specs

Brand
Wilwood
SKU
WIL160-7100-BK
Manufacturer part number
160-7100-BK
Category
Brakes- Rotors & Pads › Brake Rotors - 2 Piece
Shipping weight
7.7 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
SRP Drilled Performance Rotors feature a specially engineered directional cross drill and face slot pattern that improve brake response and pad performance throughout the entire range of light to heavy braking. The venting and cleaning action of the holes and slots will reduce pad glaze and disperse gasses and heat generated during the pad to rotor interface. The holes and slots also inhibit irregular pad compound build-up on the rotor faces resulting in smoother engagement and improved pedal response in all conditions. The material removed also contributes to lower rotating and unsprung suspension weight.

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