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I see where EBC makes a brake rotor for what they list as Austin Healey 3000 1961-1964. I have a 1960 3000 MK1 BN7. What changed? I don't see anything.
John
The later discs are 1/2" thick instead of 3/8". They are also shaped differently inside so you can't put a "BJ8" disc over an earlier bolt-on caliper bracket as they interfere by about 1/8". The later calipers bolt straight to the spindle so there is more room for strengthening material in the disc. Some websites don't get their year/model designations spot on.
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