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rockyMember

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A nice upgrade to the front rotors is using vented rotors from a Mustang. It can be pretty much bolt on.

Hi Fred -

My car had a set of front rotors installed from a kit from a guy named Ron Graves (back in 2002). Unfortunately, I don't have any part numbers with the installation instructions. Sorry.

According to some info from the "Pantera Information Spreadsheet" these work up front. But I can't tell if they are vented, nor have I tried them.

Rotor Info From Pantera Info Spreadsheet

2/28/168:05 PM

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