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Question Who Sells Floating Rotors?

Who sells 12.75"x1.25" front floating rotors for the 80's 911/930 type hubs?

The more sources the better... thanks.

Old 05-28-2002, 07:13 PM
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I specifically need the 78-79 930 fronts, and they are a bear to find. The best I've found is $520 for the pair.
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Jack: Does that price include the center flange? I understand the flanges are $800 each.
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Probably not. I use a custom hat, since I have 930 brakes on an early 911.

I guess this would all fit nicely in the "How many other ridiculous prices?" thread.
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Jack,

Is that through VCI?

Thanks
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Guys,
I know my wrench can get them. He did the brakes on my friend's 78 930 last year. Cubic dollars, but he can get them. The center flanges are $$$. The ones on the 78 had some cracking but he said it was not an issue and put them back in without replacement.

Try giving him a call at 919.851.5084, ask for Tolga, tell him Dave sent you. His pricing is always very fair.
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VCI sells aftermarket floating rotors both drilled and/or slotted. For oems you need to contact a dealer or Brembo

Steve Weiner at Rennsport is another good source which I like due to the availability of anodizing on the rotors
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I think that Coleman Racing will make anything you want. I have had good experience with them - they just don't really want to mess around with road applications.

http://www.colemanracing.com/prodex/cat.htp?cat=Brakes%20%28Rotors%29

I put 330mmx30mm rotors on my Audi - I designed and made the ahts and sent Coleman a drawing of the rotor - they arrived in a week, fit perfectly, and were about $125 piece. They offer a floating design.
I will probably go the same route when the 930 rotors on my '84 Carera need replacing.
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I bought floating rotors for my car from Hendrick Porsche. $250 each. I got the hats from a place in NJ. $200 or so. Both are nice guy to deal with. I also heard that the corrosion protection is better on OE rotors vs OEM.
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can you give info on the hats place in NJ???

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http://www.pwr-tech.com/index.html

Here is the link for Powertech in NJ.
I talked with Mike.
I think the hats themselves where $200 plus hardware, so the total was around $300
Sorry for the brain fade

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