Baer Brakes Replacement Brake Rotors 6920366

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Part Number: BAE-6920366

$222.95

Replacement Brake Rotor, Vented, Cross-Drilled/Slotted, 11.62 in. Diameter, 0.810 in. Thick, Iron, Zinc plated, Each
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Baer Brakes Replacement Brake Rotors 6920366

Baer Brakes Replacement Brake Rotors 6920366

BAE-6920366

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Part Number: BAE-6920366

Estimated Ship Date: Nov 2, 2026

$222.95

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
6920366
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
BAE-6920366
UPC:
00844165012412
Intended for Street Use:
Yes
For Use with Stock Calipers:
No
Rotor Construction:
Vented
Rotor Style:
Cross-drilled and slotted surface
Rotor Outside Diameter (in.):
11.62 in.
Nominal Thickness (in.):
0.810
Rotor Material:
Iron
Rotor Finish:
Zinc plated
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Designed to be used with Baer single piston PBR rear caliper system.

Baer Brakes Replacement Brake Rotors

Baer Brakes replacement brake rotors are designed to only be used as replacements for Baer disk brake kits. Whether you're swapping out the original rotors in your kit, or piecing a kit together, these brake rotors offer exceptional stopping power. They're available in a variety of sizes and other options. Order the model that corresponds to your original kit.

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