What Are The Thicknesses Of The Kodiak 10 Inch Brake Rotor?

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How thick is the rotor?

asked by: Jason

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I spoke with Kodiak and they were able to tell me that the Kodiak 10" Rotor # KR10D has a .930" or 22.62mm thick braking surface, and has an overall thickness of 2.337" or 59.4mm.

Attached is a product overview video, as well as a diagram depicting these measurements.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Kodiak Rotor Thicknesses
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