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Hi,

Just getting rid of some brand new DBA Slotted Brake rotors that we have had lying around for a while.

I'm not sure whether they are 4000 series or not. Possibly.

Dimensions 280mm x 30mm 5 stud. Set of Fronts.

Most likely suit R32 and R33 Gts Skyline, but I don't have the part number unless it is in some secret location on the discs?

Pics will be up soon.

$300 + Postage.

Located in South Brisbane / Gold Coast

PM or 0411880884.

Thanks.

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Just confirming that they are they are same thickness and same width as factory r32 gts and r33 gts (30mm and 54mm).

Slotted DBA 280mm diameter 5x114.3 pcd.

I'm not sure what the standard diameter is though on the gts's?

Still for sale.

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