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hey guys ive tried the search function but its pretty useless and ive tried looking up on the dba website but its shit and doesnt work properly so this is my last resort..

im after the part number for DBA front plain non-slotted rotors to suit a 91 R33 gts-t i tried to get some through work today but a.t.a.p. f**ked up and sent out the non-turbo rotors which are considerably smaller in diameter which pissed me right off...

all help is greatly appreciated =]

thankyou in advance

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  Dsturbd said:
4963 is 4000 series , 963 is plain rotor .

They only listed standard rears on the DBA site, the only non slotted front rotors I could find are 4963 (just had another search and nothing for plain old 963 shows up)

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