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Thats correct, you can replace the rotor separate from the hub. Although you should always order the replacement rotor with attachment hardware, but the hub you can re-use. I bought my set from vividracing and use my car on the track (20+ track days a year) and I definitely felt a difference in stopping power. With Pagid Yellows the car stops like a freight train. Like any rotor they will develop some cracks over time but with them being slotted they don't run to the edge of the rotor as quickly. By the time the cracks become an issue you are already reaching the minimum thickness and its time to replace them.