Camburg 2.0 Front Rotor Adapter [standard] (6x5.5 / 8x7.62)

These rotor adapters/hats are designed for our 2.0 front race hubs. We CNC machine them in-house from 6061-T6 aluminum, then Type II anodize them matte black. We offer these in two versions to offset the brake rotor. Typically we use our standard version for our offset hubs and the extended version for our centered hubs. When running 4-6 piston calipers we recommend using the extended version for more caliper clearance behind the wheel. Their is a 3/4? difference between the two versions. These are setup to use 12?-14? OD rotors with a 8 on 7-5/8 bolt pattern using 5/16-24 SHCS hardware. These are sold individually and include the 5/16 allen bolts (8). These add 0.385? to the face of the hub for the WMS and the rotor is located 1.4? from the WMS on the standard and 2.15? on the extended version.

Additional Information

Camburg 2.00" Front Rotor Adapter Kit [standard] (6 on 5.5 | 8 on 7-0.625)

Part Type

Disc Brake Rotor Hat

• CNC machined 6061-T6 Aluminum
• Designed for Camburg 2.0 front hubs
• Made in the USA

Note for Pistons, Rings, Rotors, Rods and engine internals

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