Gearhead_42
Gearhead_42 Dork
9/9/13 12:34 p.m.

Brembo no longer lists the stock/blank Cobra rotor in their catalog, therefore I can't just steal.. er, reference their print. So, anybody have one handy and'or have an old copy of the print laying around? Centric has some general infor but not enough detail.

I mainly need the "backspacing" ( to the tenth of a millimeter) from the inner friction surface to the hub mounting face. Everything else I can back out from there based on the other known dimensions.

Thanks!

yamaha
yamaha PowerDork
9/9/13 12:52 p.m.

IDK about backspacing as they are on my car, I'll look around for you though.

Edit: My google search came up empty handed.

Keith Tanner
Keith Tanner MegaDork
9/9/13 1:17 p.m.

If I needed it to that level of precision, I'd be tempted to buy a rotor and measure it myself.

Gearhead_42
Gearhead_42 Dork
9/9/13 1:24 p.m.

Oh, it's tempting. I'm about ready to if the collective doesn't come through with a print ;-)

Poor man's BBK... There are ten different adapters out there for 350z Track rotors on a Z32/S-Chassis, but the rotors are 4x as much as the Cobras... strangely, no adapter made for Cobra rotor, Z32 caliper. Glad I know an engineer

novaderrik
novaderrik PowerDork
9/9/13 2:25 p.m.

look up a stock rotor on the NAPA web site. they usually list all the important specs.

jimbbski
jimbbski HalfDork
9/9/13 6:52 p.m.

I have an old one sitting in my basement. Let me know if you still need the info. I have a digital dial caliper so I can get you what you need. My rotor is worn so a brand new one will vary by the amount of rotor wear but I can measure the thickness and you can compare it to a new one and that should work.

Gearhead_42
Gearhead_42 Dork
9/10/13 5:21 p.m.

OK FWIW I just ordered a Centric Premium to take some measurements from. Thanks for the help so far... I'll post up the final numbers to close the loop one I get it

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