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does it make a difference if slotted rotors are on the wrong side??
slotted rotors
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okay thanks my guy out back is getting the axe today and he put them on wrong on one of our shop trucks, I would catch hell if I paid him overtime to change them around thanks again
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it can actually make a difference, depending on the cooling vanes inside of the rotor. each manufacture has they're own way of making them, so id suggest checking with the manufacture
http://www.zeckhausen.com/how_to_properly_install_rotors.htm
http://www.zeckhausen.com/how_to_properly_install_rotors.htm
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Looking at them from the side the correct orienttion of the slots is angled to
the back at the top of the rotor.
I see them on backwards all the time.
Particularly the fronts on WRX's
I consider it an idiot identifier when people put rotors with angled internal vanes on the wrong side of the vehicle.
AD
the back at the top of the rotor.
I see them on backwards all the time.
Particularly the fronts on WRX's
I consider it an idiot identifier when people put rotors with angled internal vanes on the wrong side of the vehicle.
AD
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