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If you use separate bells (hats) and rotors then the advantages are:
1) the bells can be custom made to suit whatever offset you want to locate the brake rotor. 2) it allows you to select different thickness rotors to suit your calipers/application 3) it reduces the heat transfer to the hubs from the rotor 4) You can have fixed, semi-floating or fully floating rotors. Each has different advantages. 5) it is easier to select a custom brake set up as the bells have to be manufactured individually. Disadvantages: 6) Initial expense 7) You will be confined to using only one manufacturer of rotor for the bell as the number of bolts/bobbins varies between each of them. 8) New rotors and maybe pads are from race suppliers only. |
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