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Old 26-11-2010, 01:55 AM   #1
Adrian_F6
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Default Difference in rotor

G'day guys, im interested in changing rotors,

i have 6 spot brembo fronts on my bf tornado,

i would like to know the difference between the 2 piece 5000 xs and the 4000 xs, how does being 2 piece make the disc better?

and how much for the 4000 xs and 5000 2 piece xs?

im only interested in the fronts at this point.

thankyou for your time.

oh my postcode is 5410 in SA.

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