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Not sure. Get the part number off of them and check with a parts store or Dayton. I would love to have those myself, I've replaced my rotors once and they are warped a little again. I thought about getting some of those bad boys next time.
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I would bet that they will not work for anything older than 98. The wheel bearings look a lot different than what is normally on a TTB D35 setup
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they look like two wheel drive rotors. Shot i would buy them for that cheap just to resell them
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