Subject	Completely missing the mark here
Posted by	Jayru on October 03, 2013 at 2:44 PM
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In Reply To	buy zinc plated rotors to start with is the easiest way. (n/m) posted by Antihero on October 03, 2013 at 02:27 PM
Message	The surface area rusting is on the rotor itself, not the hat (which by the way is plated on my rotors). The exposed portion of the rotor face due to non full engagement of the pads is the problem... 93 2+2 Twin Turbo Track Build - jsworks.org for more info!
Follow Ups	Solutions for rust ring with 350Z track rotors? - Jayru 09:55:44 10/03/13 I do not have that brake setup but here is what I do: - TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) 11:22:46 10/03/13 I would not recommend this method - ttsmokin 11:39:12 10/03/13 word. oil + rotor = wtf? (n/m) - shaggee 12:12:07 10/03/13 WD-40 isn't an oil though.. Its mostly Kerosene.. - Ash's Z 15:18:22 10/03/13 I hope this is a troll post. (n/m) - Antihero 14:25:53 10/03/13 LOL. Na man just a little wd40 and your good to go! (n/m) - VERTTZ 15:01:08 10/03/13 I used VHT header paint - BlackholeZ 12:34:24 10/03/13 Thanks everyone - Jayru 12:37:36 10/03/13 You painted the whole rotor? - ZXRider 12:39:29 10/03/13 It's really a minimal layer that gets removed very quickly. - BlackholeZ 15:50:16 10/03/13 buy zinc plated rotors to start with is the easiest way. (n/m) - Antihero 14:27:07 10/03/13 Completely missing the mark here - Jayru 14:44:14 10/03/13 plated rotors are usually 100% plated. - Antihero 14:50:43 10/03/13 this is true (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 15:18:31 10/03/13 Hmm, my rotors were Chryo treated - Jayru 15:39:14 10/03/13 If the entire rotor is zinc plated to start, only the rotor - boileralum 14:51:05 10/03/13 This is the ideal solution. - BlackholeZ 15:51:37 10/03/13 I used an industrial grade high temp stainless steel coat - VERTTZ 14:58:41 10/03/13 Source? I've never heard of such a thing. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 20:55:58 10/03/13
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