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Turbulator or non-turbulator?

Turbulator or non-turbulator?

Looking to identify if you have Turbulator or Non-Turbulator rotors? Β Here's how!

IMPORTANT - To identify if these are the Turbulator or Non turbulator style rotor, measure the air-gap between the rotor surfaces and the metal disc thickness.

There were TWO versions of this rotor size. Β Please verify which one you are ordering.

TheΒ Non-Turbulator DIV2175X535C48 - 14mm Air Gap - 9mmΒ surface thickness 19mm Air Gap - 6.5mm - 7mmΒ surface thickness.


The Turbulator DIV2202X602C48 -Β 19mm Air Gap - 6.5mm - 7mmΒ surface thickness

These discs are direct replacements for your Stasis/Alcon BBK. Β They will bolt on and are directional so you must order a Left and a Right. We also suggest replacing your brake pads andhardware when buying new rings. Β Replacing the pads at this times guarantees better rotor life and better break-in than using old pads.

Advantage Extreme discs have been engineered to produce optimum bite, thermal stability and durability in an exceptionally high strength to low weight design. Β This hasbeen achieved by combining a special Alcon developed iron alloy disc with an aerospace specification alloy bell.

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