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Revolver 3 bolt rear brake hub machined from 7075 aluminum for outlaw karts
Rotor bolt face of the kart rear brake hub with three 5/16-24 holes
1.25 inch axle bore and 1/4-28 pinch bolt slot on the Revolver brake hub
Titanium bolt kit option with drilled rotor bolts for the kart brake hub
Steel hardware option with drilled rotor bolts for the rear brake hub
Side profile of the lightweight 7075 aluminum go kart rear brake hub
Titanium go kart round brake rotor mounted on the Revolver rear brake hub
Revolver rear brake hub installed on a kart rear axle with rotor fitted

Revolver Hub - 3 Bolt Rear Brake Hub

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Product Details

The Revolver 3 bolt rear brake hub carries your brake rotor on the rear axle of an outlaw kart or go kart. It is machined from 7075 aluminum, bored at 1.25 in to drop straight onto a standard rear axle, and priced to compete with the plain hubs it replaces.

At almost 10 g lighter than other brake hubs, it takes weight off the fastest-spinning part of the kart, and 7075 is stiff enough to keep the rotor running true under hard braking instead of flexing and cooking pads. It looks a lot better than a stock hub while it does it.

Choose it bare, or paired with our titanium bolt kit, which includes the pinch bolt and three rotor bolts drilled and ready to be safety wired. If titanium is not your thing, the steel option gives you drilled steel rotor bolts with a non-drilled steel pinch bolt.

  • Material: 7075 aluminum
  • Axle bore: 1.25 in
  • Pinch bolt: one 1/4-28
  • Rotor bolts: three 5/16-24
  • Weight, bare: 67 g +/- 2 g
  • Weight with titanium hardware: 84 g +/- 2 g
  • Weight with steel hardware: 97 g +/- 2 g
  • Titanium rotor bolts drilled for safety wire

Fitment note: some other brake hubs use a different pinch bolt size, so check yours before reusing old hardware. Rotor is sold separately.