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Product details
Wilwood's Audi A4 front hat has a 2.68-inch register and 0.550-inch offset. Verify the installed brake kit and twelve-bolt rotor ring. Wilwood Engineering is a Camarillo, California manufacturer founded by Bill Wood in 1977. Disc brake design and manufacturing extend across calipers, brake rotors, master cylinders, valves, fittings and brake lines. Parts for street-performance, specialized applications and motorsport must be selected to meet the requirements of the complete brake system.
Technical Details
- Manufacturer part number: 170-14484
- Center register diameter: 2.68 inches
- Rotor mounting hole/thread designation: 1/4-20
- Internal clearance diameter: 7.75 inches
- Mounting-face thickness: 0.28 inches
- Hub-side hole clearance diameter(s): 0.590 inches; these are clearance dimensions, not wheel-stud thread sizes
- Manufacturer-listed attachment hardware reference: 230-8008; verify the specific rotor and attachment arrangement before ordering hardware
- Component: Short-Offset Brake Rotor Hat
- Material: Aluminum
- Surface finish: Black E-Coat
- Rotor mounting method: Fixed Mount
- Position in the specified brake assembly: Front
- Hat offset: 0.550 inch
- Rotor attachment interface: 12 x 8.75 inches; rotor attachment, separate from the hub flange
- Hub-flange mounting/clearance pattern(s): 5 x 4.41 inches; verify the actual hub and wheel-stud clearance
Fitment & Compatibility
Match this component to the documented Audi A4 brake conversions. Confirm the mounting stack, center location and rotor hardware; vehicle model alone does not establish compatibility with a modified brake system. Select the rotor and attachment hardware separately for the documented assembly. Follow the installation drawing for engagement and clearance at every mounting point.
Manufacturer Reference
Wilwood component specifications and dimensions
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