Teaser: Rotor Upgrade - Stock Brembo
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Originally Posted by protocav
I'm not sure about those weights. I installed a set of stop tech 2-piece aero rotors for a friend, with the stock brembos. i weighed both rotors, and found that the two piece rotors were only 2 lbs lighter than the stock ones (each). also, if you look at the design of the 15.2" ones, there is a very small hat. they could have easily made the hat bigger, since the inner part of the rotor will not be doing anything. these have to be heavier than stock, or at least the same weight.
I cannot argue any weights with you because that is what I was given from my source. I don't see any reason why they would lie to me about the weight... What is the width of the stoptech rotors, and how thick is the hat they come with? These are definitely not heavier than stock, and will be lighter, whether it be 2 lbs or 6.5 lbs as stated before.
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Originally Posted by s14roller
Do you know if these rotors would help the car stop better compared to the stock rotors? I'm curious what the result is since you are still using the stock calipers. If they are reasonably priced and proven to stop better, it might be a very good investment!
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Originally Posted by s14roller
Do you know if these rotors would help the car stop better compared to the stock rotors? I'm curious what the result is since you are still using the stock calipers. If they are reasonably priced and proven to stop better, it might be a very good investment!
My question is, will you be offering this as a rotor and SS line package, or will they be sold separately ?
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Originally Posted by Randys_G
YES, they will. This is why. The larger rotor privide a larger surface area to dispel heat. Also, the slots and drilled holes allow heat gases to dissipate quicker. Last but not least, the brake line upgrade will be beneficial because under extreme condition where you are using your brakes a lot, (road track or drag strip), your rubber brake line tend to expand due to the excess heat of the brake fluid passing through the caliper. This causes "fading" of the brakes and it some cases, total loss of all brake feeling altogether.
My question is, will you be offering this as a rotor and SS line package, or will they be sold separately ?
My question is, will you be offering this as a rotor and SS line package, or will they be sold separately ?
package deal.. did you want some SS lines or something?
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