R32 Gts-t Type Dba Slottd Rotors.

[RedDrifter]

Just need to find out if the dba 4909's and dba 4908's are the correct rotors for the 92 R32 gts-t RB20det as I wish to get some slotted rotors all round.

[Roy]

If your rear rotors are still ok then id suggest sticking with them (ie std), just with decent pads.

Im still running std, actually the cars original rear rotor with DBA slotted fronts. The car pulls up fine. My rears are on their last legs these days, but they are 180,000kms old with plenty of abuse under their belts.

Can someone who has upgraded their rear rotors to slotted on the rear actually tell a difference ??? A good pad balance would provide a more seat of the pants improvement...sorry if it doesnt answer your question, just trying to save your coin.

http://www.dba.com.au/dba_catalogue_2004/H...00_21072004.pdf

...so yeh those part numbers look good

[RedDrifter]

If your rear rotors are still ok then id suggest sticking with them (ie std), just with decent pads.

Im still running std, actually the cars original rear rotor with DBA slotted fronts. The car pulls up fine. My rears are on their last legs these days, but they are 180,000kms old with plenty of abuse under their belts.

Can someone who has upgraded their rear rotors to slotted on the rear actually tell a difference ??? A good pad balance would provide a more seat of the pants improvement...sorry if it doesnt answer your question, just trying to save your coin.

http://www.dba.com.au/dba_catalogue_2004/H...00_21072004.pdf

...so yeh those part numbers look good

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Thats kool. I have been thinking quite a bit today about just getting the fronts done and with you advice I'd say only the fronts will be what I need.

Thanx.

[Sydneykid]

I did both front and rear, huge improvement, well worth it.

cheers

[RedDrifter]

Thanx for the info Sydneykid.

I'll go the fronts to start with and probs get the rears once ive settled into the sydney life next year.

Anyway time to order the fronts.

[Roy]

If your rear rotors arent warped and legal thickness...what benefit will you gain from changing them to new slotted rotors. On paper there is a difference, but real world? I would think that the new pads of perhaps different compund with fresh fluid (usually done when rotors are swappe dover) would be the reason for the ...

...huge improvement...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Rear rotors sure aint cheap, i would think your money would be better spent on getting a better front rotor i fyou were after better feel??!!??!!??

[Beer Baron]

i upgraded rotors to slotted and didn't notice bugger all diference between non-slotted rears, and slotted rears.

[Oosh]

Slightly OT, but i had a quick search and could find anything concrete on minimum thickness (for a R32 GTST), except maybe 24.2mm for fronts.

Anyone know for sure?

Cheers,

- Ash.

[Nathan_G1]

hey man, i upgraded my R32 GTST with DBA 4000series slotted rotors front and had my rears machined (like new) and put a set of Endless super street M's on the front and endless 8500N's on the rear, great stopping, go from 60-0 in like 2 or 3 seconds with no lock up

[RAZOR32]

Minimum thickness for R32 Gts-t type-M front rotors is 28mm (30mm new)

24.2 is for front R32 GTS4 rotors

Check out the link and it tells you

http://www.dba.com.au/dba_catalogue_2004/H...00_21072004.pdf

Edited October 29, 2005 by RAZOR32

[RAZOR32]

Double Post

Edited October 29, 2005 by RAZOR32

[Oosh]

Thanks.