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  1. 17th September 2007, 05:52 PM #1
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    Disco rotation..... Braking question??

    Does anyone if there is a difference in series 2 disco brake rotors, as in 99 is different than 2000??? is this correct??
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  2. 17th September 2007, 06:29 PM #2
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    Have 1hr & 35mins for an answer..........PLEASE!!!! oops, make that 58mins!!!!!!!!!!!
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  3. 17th September 2007, 06:37 PM #3
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    My parts list doesn't show any difference for the D2 of various years.

    front SDB000380
    rear SDB000470

    However, it's possible that the parts were updated for all models after my parts list was printed.

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  4. 17th September 2007, 07:25 PM #4
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    Im fairly sure that front and rear rotors are the same across the breeds, the fronts are slotted and the rears are solids..

    Disco 1 rotors fit deefers.

    Im also fairly sure that the front can run on the back as well...
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    The difference will be 99 D1 to 99 D2.
    It was the changeover time,most D1 gear is labled up to 99,where D2 is 99 onwards(sometimes 98 onwards)
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    Have a look at Disc brakes Australian Catalogue on line has all the size demensions on rotors different to S1
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    So series II discos started 99 then is that correct????????
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    Quote Originally Posted by twitchy View Post
    So series II discos started 99 then is that correct????????
    Released in Australia in 1999, but released in England in 1998, confusing ain't it

    This is why the build date is important here in Oz, my D2 was released as a 2001 model, but the build date is 2000

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    The new model year starts around October.

    One needs to check the year code, e.g. MA is 1995, TA is 1996 (but may be built in 1995), etc.

    For example, the 1995 RR classic, the 1995 RR 38A, the 1995 Disco (and probably Defender) are all year code MA (except in the USA).


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