The most recent improvement to my Mark III Sprite was the installation of rebuilt shocks from Pete C at World Wide. As mentioned numerous times on this forum, World Wide provides a good product, reasonable prices, and fast service.
While installing the shocks, I noticed that one of the front brake rotors is markedly thinner than the other. The left side is about 1/4", while the right side is about 3/8". (I've got a digital caliper, but did not check with it).
What's the minimum acceptable thickness for these rotors? The car stops well, but if the thin one is way out of spec, I'll replace it as soon as possible.
While installing the shocks, I noticed that one of the front brake rotors is markedly thinner than the other. The left side is about 1/4", while the right side is about 3/8". (I've got a digital caliper, but did not check with it).
What's the minimum acceptable thickness for these rotors? The car stops well, but if the thin one is way out of spec, I'll replace it as soon as possible.