We have an excess of rotor sets laying around in inventory and we figured we would offer up a special deal for SVTP members who are looking to reduce their unsprung weight and rotating mass on their vehicle. As you know this weight is much more important to reduce than static weight.
Here's what we have, a four pc set of two piece floating rotor assemblies. These assemblies have hard anodized aluminum hats along with directionally vaned and slotted, clear zinc plated rotors.
Here is what the 14" (355mm) floating front rotor set looks like:
And the 11.8" (300mm) rear rotor set:
Here is what one of the lightweight front and rear rotor weighs:
This is what one OEM front and rear rotor weighs:
As you can see the lightweight rotors weigh 26.2# and the OEM rotors weigh in at a hefty 38.6#. That equates to a 12.4# weight savings for only one front and one rear rotor. Double that weight savings for all four rotors and you're looking at a total savings of unsprung weight and rotating mass of 24.8#. These rotors also look way better than the OEM rotors for those of you looking to bling up your brakes a bit.
The list price for these 2 pc lightweight floating front rotors is $995.00 for the pair and the rears are $895.00 for the pair. This totals $1,890.00 for the front and rear set and shipping charges would apply.
THE OFFER:
We are offering these exclusively to SVTP members if they pay for them with a check or money order for $1,495.00 with free shipping. Paying with a check saves us CC and Pay-Pal fees and we like to pass that on to our customers.
We only have one complete set in stock but I will hold this offer open until the end of September for any and all members that would like to take advantage of this offer. Delivery of additional sets would be 3-4 weeks.
If you don't have the means to pay for these with a check shoot me a PM and we can discuss a smaller discount for paying with a credit card.
I'd be glad to answer any questions anyone might have regarding the rotors.
(note, the attaching bobbins are now gold like the ones shown in the photo of the pair of floating rotors on the scale. The top photos of the rotor pairs sitting side by side are older photos lifted from our web site)
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Here's what we have, a four pc set of two piece floating rotor assemblies. These assemblies have hard anodized aluminum hats along with directionally vaned and slotted, clear zinc plated rotors.
Here is what the 14" (355mm) floating front rotor set looks like:
And the 11.8" (300mm) rear rotor set:
Here is what one of the lightweight front and rear rotor weighs:
This is what one OEM front and rear rotor weighs:
As you can see the lightweight rotors weigh 26.2# and the OEM rotors weigh in at a hefty 38.6#. That equates to a 12.4# weight savings for only one front and one rear rotor. Double that weight savings for all four rotors and you're looking at a total savings of unsprung weight and rotating mass of 24.8#. These rotors also look way better than the OEM rotors for those of you looking to bling up your brakes a bit.
The list price for these 2 pc lightweight floating front rotors is $995.00 for the pair and the rears are $895.00 for the pair. This totals $1,890.00 for the front and rear set and shipping charges would apply.
THE OFFER:
We are offering these exclusively to SVTP members if they pay for them with a check or money order for $1,495.00 with free shipping. Paying with a check saves us CC and Pay-Pal fees and we like to pass that on to our customers.
We only have one complete set in stock but I will hold this offer open until the end of September for any and all members that would like to take advantage of this offer. Delivery of additional sets would be 3-4 weeks.
If you don't have the means to pay for these with a check shoot me a PM and we can discuss a smaller discount for paying with a credit card.
I'd be glad to answer any questions anyone might have regarding the rotors.
(note, the attaching bobbins are now gold like the ones shown in the photo of the pair of floating rotors on the scale. The top photos of the rotor pairs sitting side by side are older photos lifted from our web site)
:thumbsup::coolman::beer:
