Rotor Help!!

[SnoPro440]

I just got word that the shop that is finishing my car just broke one of the rotors trying to replace the studs.  Where can I get a replacement?  I just dropped off my new wheels and tires there last Friday.  Here is a pic of my drivers side rotor.  They said it measured at 11".  I can't find these anywhere.  I am guessing that whoever owned the car before me switched over to these because I thought factory 68 front disk brakes were 2 piece??  Any help is appreciated because I need a new rotor asap.  Thanks

[SnoPro440]

Is the one that Yearone sells the same as mine above??  Their part number is BN144

[terrible one]

Those look just like the A body rotors you can get at the parts store that everyone is converting to (The 10.87" ones) Finding another shouldn't be hard. I'd start by getting the number off of it and going to the local parts store. Year One will probably leave you hurting.

[BROCK]

What is it 73 -76 A Body rotor?  Might also be F,M,J from later years.  The 10.87 is the usual while
the 11.75 is the copcar version.  They were also used on B & E bodies starting in 72 or 73 too.  A
very common part - unlike the older 2 peice version!

[BrianShaughnessy]

That's a A body type single piston slider caliper setup not a factory 68 4 piston deal.   Replacements are readily available although most all replacements now are cast in China. 

 

[SnoPro440]

Thanks for the help guys.  Got my new ones.  Total was $110.  Yearone wanted $200 each 

[firefighter3931]

Summit carries a couple of different lines of oem style rotors that are drilled and slotted....very nice ! 

The Crager brand cryogenic treated rotors look interesting. 

http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch.asp?N=700+4294922533+4294839009+4294859634+4294908110+4294908099+115+4294925081




Ron