i was wondering if this is the right way. i have seen them both ways.
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09-17-2009
anyone?
09-17-2009
What brand are they, I have Baer drilled/slotted rotors and the paper they came had me install them the other way.
09-17-2009
i got them from tdc. just f-body
09-17-2009
It's pretty hard to screw up a rotor. They only go on one way...
), lots of mods, and gets 22.5 mpg!
09-17-2009
That is like saying uni-directional tires only go on one way...as long as it is not on the opposite side.Originally Posted by PowerStroker
It should be on the car like this:
09-24-2009
The brakes won't go on if the rotor is on the wrong way... If you can take a picture of your wheel on you're fine... You can put uni-directional tires on the wrong way and never know. They don't look a whole lot different. Rotors would....That is like saying uni-directional tires only go on one way...as long as it is not on the opposite side.
It should be on the car like this:
), lots of mods, and gets 22.5 mpg!
09-24-2009
You can put the left rotor on the right side, just like you can put the left uni-directional tire on the right side. It makes them backwards, not flipped around like you are suggesting.The brakes won't go on if the rotor is on the wrong way... If you can take a picture of your wheel on you're fine... You can put uni-directional tires on the wrong way and never know. They don't look a whole lot different. Rotors would....
09-24-2009
That is the correct way that you have it installed. The slotted rotors will throw the gases to the outside of the rotor, not the other way around.
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