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[For Sale]: Custom Painted VOLKS RACING TE37
- Thread starter RaptureM3
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phil
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yes i am sure, both those cars are wrong. The slots need to go in the direction of rotation, like tyres do. Or if you prefer driving really fast in reverse, you will be ok.
I just fitted a set to my car in Australia last week, it even stated on the box which direction they need to go, and the part numbers said left and right.
You need a leading edge, not a trailing
Go check some pics of some drift cars and see, or see of the part numbers were different
acupunch
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I'm aware this might OT, as RaptureM3's is selling his wheels and it might became brake rotor fitment discussion. maybe just RaptureM3 can take it as free BUMP, BOLEH?
since its is something to do with brake so better becareful than sorry.
these are pics found on the AP Racing site
some seem to follow wheel rotation and some against. but none its BMWs
this E90 owner from Japan mod by STUDIE, its slotted rotor direction seem to be similar as RaptureM3
phil
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go to my thread on the topic
the slots are designed to get rid of brake dust, water etc, so they have to be in the correct rotational direction, if they are opposite, makes no sense as they won't do what they are designed for.
