Wortec rotors blowout
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Wortec rotors blowout
I just received an e-mail and wanted to share this in the group. Vivid Racing is blowing out the two piece wortec rotors. Looks like $2100 for front and back (Free shippig)
https://www.vividracing.com/index.php?keywords=WP+pro
I have no personal interest in them but in case someone else does...
https://www.vividracing.com/index.php?keywords=WP+pro
I have no personal interest in them but in case someone else does...
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I just received an e-mail and wanted to share this in the group. Vivid Racing is blowing out the two piece wortec rotors. Looks like $2100 for front and back (Free shippig)
https://www.vividracing.com/index.php?keywords=WP+pro
I have no personal interest in them but in case someone else does...
https://www.vividracing.com/index.php?keywords=WP+pro
I have no personal interest in them but in case someone else does...
$1200 for fronts and $900 for rears, down from $1700 and $1200 so a $800 "saving".
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You would need to replace your existing 355 mm calipers with 380 mm calipers.
A modification that should be doable although I have never read or heard of anyone doing it and the 380 mm calipers and brackets and splash guards (you need all three) are not cheap, and then you would need new pads as well.
A modification that should be doable although I have never read or heard of anyone doing it and the 380 mm calipers and brackets and splash guards (you need all three) are not cheap, and then you would need new pads as well.
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You would need to replace your existing 355 mm calipers with 380 mm calipers.
A modification that should be doable although I have never read or heard of anyone doing it and the 380 mm calipers and brackets and splash guards (you need all three) are not cheap, and then you would need new pads as well.
A modification that should be doable although I have never read or heard of anyone doing it and the 380 mm calipers and brackets and splash guards (you need all three) are not cheap, and then you would need new pads as well.
Good to know though - pads are what's important though.
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I bet it's actually the same caliper, just a different mounting bracket to allow for 380mm rotors. At least, that's what AMG does with their line up. Same Brembo calipers, with different brackets allowing for larger rotors.
Good to know though - pads are what's important though.
Good to know though - pads are what's important though.
Edit - forgot to add - another reason why the 380 mm front brakes are a bit more powerful than the 355 mm ones (besides the much greater swept area and much bigger pads) is the 380 mm are twin piston while the 355 mm are single piston.
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The Super Performance brakes are the 380 mm front and 376 mm rear, standard on the R and SVR.
The standard S brakes are the High Performance brakes 380 mm front and 326 mm rear and the standard Base brakes are the Performance brakes 355 mm front and 326 mm rear.
This means they will only work for the Super Performance brakes and they cannot be used for the 355 mm front brakes or the 326 mm rear brakes.
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Super Performance brakes were standard on the 2014 V8S, so these should be the right size.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x0x62a2t0z...rakes.pdf?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x0x62a2t0z...rakes.pdf?dl=0
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Did Ryan say why they were discontinuing them?
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Yep, the fronts will fit your XJR no worries, and I would guess you also have the 376 mm rears and if you do they will also fit no worries.
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