what are your thoughts on, dimpled and slotted rotors.
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what are your thoughts on, dimpled and slotted rotors.
has anyone ever used these, I bought a pair of fronts off BrakePerformance.com
I was expecting drilled all the way through but these are only drilled in a couple of mm. Hence the 'dimpled' anyway I wanted to know if anyone used these and if they are good rotors.
I was expecting drilled all the way through but these are only drilled in a couple of mm. Hence the 'dimpled' anyway I wanted to know if anyone used these and if they are good rotors.
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http://www.scirocco.org/faq/brakes/p...n/pfpage1.html
Pay particular attention to the "side bar" on page 4 - "Those Poor Rotors".
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In my experience, Drilled/Slotted rotors are just for looks. They really aren't for heavy racing. Under extreme high temps that the rotors reach during heavy track racing, the rotors will crack and shatter because of the holes or slots a.k.a "imperfections".
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The difference between what we can get:
and what Super GT uses:
They are a bit different. Super GT uses this style of rotor so the brake pressure doesn't just crush the rotor and it actually has somewhere to push the pressure. (Thats the way I was told it anyway)
The ones we buy are more for cosmetic purposes than actual usefulness...
and what Super GT uses:
They are a bit different. Super GT uses this style of rotor so the brake pressure doesn't just crush the rotor and it actually has somewhere to push the pressure. (Thats the way I was told it anyway)
The ones we buy are more for cosmetic purposes than actual usefulness...
Last edited by g14novak; 07-23-08 at 02:45 PM.
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http://www.scirocco.org/faq/brakes/p...n/pfpage1.html
Pay particular attention to the "side bar" on page 4 - "Those Poor Rotors".
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Pay particular attention to the "side bar" on page 4 - "Those Poor Rotors".
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