

| Subject: | Re: Front brake rotor question |
| From: | mark drillock |
| Date: | Mon, 20 Oct 2003 08:23:12 -0700 |
There are only 2 rotors used in North American models of 2wd Vanagon. Here are the model year ranges. 80-85, paired with an opposed dual piston caliper setup. (diesel and gasoline are the same) 86-91, paired with a floating single piston caliper. They are not interchangeable. The diameter, thickness, and offset are all different. Since they are not yet mounted, a simple way to check which rotor you have is by diameter. 80-85, nearly 11". 86-91, just over 10". Mark Eric Zeno wrote: > > Thank Don, > If you has a rotor with after market part numbers, (Like I do) > is there a way to determine witch is witch? Obviously the > Syncro has no bear surfaces. What is the different between the > "A" and the "K" suffex? and for that matter, the Diesel rotor? > Eric >
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