The rotoflex technology was not new to GT6's. It was used on such famous cars
as the Ford GT40 among other racing applications including Formula
Fords. Therefore, there are many different sizes of the donuts floating
around. So you have to be very careful that you buy the correct ones for
your application.
The ones you saw may be the right size but you have to make all the necessary
measurements to be sure. By the way, look for the markings "GM" on the
donuts. It doesn't mean General Motors, but are in fact the ones that QH sells
and are not as good as the Metalastic ones.
Joe
Douglas Braun & Nadia Papakonstantinou wrote:
>
> Are the GT6 donuts identical to those used on
> some European cars? At Carlisle last Saturday, I saw some
> donuts at a Fiat/Mercedes/Audi booth that were marked "Made in Italy",
> but looked the same as the GT6 ones.
>
> Doug Braun
> '72 Spit
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