Wilwood Right-Hand GT Brake Ring, Black-Coated 14-Inch Rotor for 1.25-Inch Calipers

SKU: 160-8398-GTB

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Product details

This coated GT rotor retains the thick 1.25-inch section of the right-hand 14-inch brake package. Black electro-coat accompanies the slotted faces and 72 curved vanes without changing the twelve-hole mounting geometry. Wilwood began in 1977 with founder Bill Wood and is based in Camarillo, California, where it designs and manufactures disc brake systems. Calipers and rotors sit alongside master cylinders, valves, fittings and lines in a range serving motorsport, street performance and specialized applications. Selecting these parts together is essential to a correctly matched brake installation.

Technical Details

  • Manufacturer part number: 160-8398-GTB
  • Quantity: One rotor; not an axle pair
  • Outside diameter: 14.00 inches
  • Nominal thickness: 1.25 inches
  • Rotor material: Spec-37 Iron
  • Construction: 72 curved vanes
  • Friction surface: GT Slotted
  • Finish: Black Electro Coat
  • Approximate weight: 17.50 lb
  • Factory burnished: No
  • Dynamically balanced: Yes
  • Installation orientation: Right-hand
  • Rotor attachment pattern: 12 x 8.75 inches
  • Rotor mounting hole / thread: 0.251 inches
  • Registration / lug inside diameter: 8.25 inches
  • Far-side inside diameter: 10.00 inches
  • Opposite-hand companion rotor: 160-8399-GTB (sold separately)
  • Intended use and restrictions: Suitable for high-temperature racing and street use. Spec-37 heavy-wall castings.

The hat or hub, fasteners, caliper and pads are not included.

Fitment & Compatibility

Confirm the 8.25-inch center register and correct right-hand vane direction. Use the specified carrier and caliper for this thickness rather than the narrower 14-inch ring.

Wilwood product specifications · Rotor dimension diagram

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