JEGS High Performance Cross-Drilled & Slotted Right/Passenger Side Front Brake Rotor for 1964-1974 GM A, F & X Body
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Front GM Drilled & Slotted Rotor
Note: Accepts Timken bearings #A2 (bearing: LM11949 / race: LM11910), and #A6 (bearing: LM67048 / race: LM67010), and a Timken seal #8705-S.
Specifications:
JEGS HP Drilled & Slotted Brake Rotors are an ideal upgrade over OEM for more stopping power and less warpage. The cross-drilled holes & slots (except where noted) provide an exit route for hot gasses & brake dust to reduce heat and brake fade under hard use. These high quality rotors are CNC machined, even on the non-friction surfaces, from high strength cast iron for better balance, long life and durability. Rotors should always be replaced in pairs, one left side and one right side, for maximum safety and effectiveness. Single rotor replacement is highly discouraged. Sold individually and in pairs.
Features:
- Drilled Holes Keep Rotors up to 180° Cooler
- Reduced Temperature Improves Braking
- Slots Maintain Contact between Pad & Rotor
- CNC Machined from High Strength Cast Iron
- Sold Individually & By the Pair
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