Reply to "Sacc Wilwood 6 piston with stock disc conversion"

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Can’t quite tell since it is in the bag, but what you received is a one piece casting incorporating the hub and the rotor, correct??

Honestly, this is what I expected you to receive. The effort Mike Drew put in to have Centric provide just the rotors was a one time thing. Perhaps it can be done again?

I am running Mustang rotors at all four corners with Willwood four piston super lite II calipers. Functional but with some drawbacks due to diameter. I sourced them off of eBay sellers

originally the rotor and the hub were separate pieces and you can still find old stock rotors. It became cheaper and more efficient to machine hub and rotor from a single casting. I believe almost all the raw castings are made at two or three China factories,

Larry

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