Subject	Rotors really shouldn't warp, ever
Posted by	jkeyser14 on January 07, 2006 at 12:59 PM
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In Reply To	Brake Rotors posted by NismoZ (Louisville) on January 07, 2006 at 10:07 AM
Message	The cracking I can see becoming an issue since it is done by another company. It introduces stresses and flaws into the material. The company probably doesn't perform a heat treament after drilling the holes either. Warping on the other hand should NEVER occurr. If it does, the engineer who spec'd the material should be working at McDonald's. I find it hard to believe the engineers are dumb enough to use something other than annealed steel for brake rotors.
Follow Ups	Brake Rotors - NismoZ (Louisville) 10:07:21 01/07/06 Slots will be fine for the street. Pads are really the diff. (n/m) - Spddracer 10:50:15 01/07/06 Re: Brake Rotors - ssm300z 10:51:06 01/07/06 Re: Re: Brake Rotors - NismoZ (Louisville) 11:44:22 01/07/06 I've been running performance friction carbon metallic. - ssm300z 11:59:24 01/07/06 Anybody else - NismoZ (Louisville) 12:48:51 01/07/06 Mine are slotted and drilled. No problems to date. But if I - 300zxquire 14:51:14 01/07/06 Rotors really shouldn't warp, ever - jkeyser14 12:59:40 01/07/06 more on this - jkeyser14 13:03:28 01/07/06 Excellent read, thanks! (n/m) - BondzTT 22:33:41 01/07/06 Get a set of cryogentically treated PowerSlot slotted rotors - not-hrz 23:11:38 01/07/06
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