re vs rew rotors
#1
registered user
Thread Starter
iTrader: (1)
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: San Diego
Posts: 2,469
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
re vs rew rotors
Is there a difference between re and rew rotors?
I know that the s5 t2 and rew rotors are the same weight and comp. But my understanding is that the rew rotors are hardened at the apex seal groove.
Is that correct?
Are the re rotors identicle to the rew rotors?
I know that the s5 t2 and rew rotors are the same weight and comp. But my understanding is that the rew rotors are hardened at the apex seal groove.
Is that correct?
Are the re rotors identicle to the rew rotors?
#4
Lives on the Forum
It's all basically the same.
The 13B-REW rotor is supposed to run a deeper rotor bearing groove.
The weights and compression are all the same.
The machining tolerance is supposed to be tighter for the 13B-REW rotor (i.e. machined tubs and faces), but there's a lot of inconsistences with Mazda production on this one.
-Ted
The 13B-REW rotor is supposed to run a deeper rotor bearing groove.
The weights and compression are all the same.
The machining tolerance is supposed to be tighter for the 13B-REW rotor (i.e. machined tubs and faces), but there's a lot of inconsistences with Mazda production on this one.
-Ted
#6
Collections Hold
iTrader: (5)
Originally Posted by slo
Is there a difference between re and rew rotors?
I know that the s5 t2 and rew rotors are the same weight and comp. But my understanding is that the rew rotors are hardened at the apex seal groove.
Is that correct?
Are the re rotors identicle to the rew rotors?
I know that the s5 t2 and rew rotors are the same weight and comp. But my understanding is that the rew rotors are hardened at the apex seal groove.
Is that correct?
Are the re rotors identicle to the rew rotors?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post