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Well if you have slots on the rotor, you shouldn't reverse it because it'll push the dust back into the center or the rotor, which defeats the purpose of using slots.
^ so according to ekam's post, and looking at woshiagni's pic (assuming that's the driver's side front caliper), you have your rotor on the wrong side...
I dunno if Brembo's have directional slotting, but they should offer that.
And for smokey880 rotor, it looks like you have it on the wrong side as well, assuming that that is a pic of your passenger side front caliper.
Anyone notice how some of the holes are going in the opposite direction as all the others? It's not supposed to be like that and might throw off the balance of the rotor. Brembo doesnt cross-drill there rotors, so it looks like someone messed up. Are they both like that?
I have Brembo blanks, but the drilling/slotting was not done by Brembo. At the time I bought these (early/mid 2002), Brembo did not make crossdrilled or slotted (or both) rotors for the Camry.
If I had your rotors, and they came straight from Brembo, I would install and use them without hesitation.
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