I'm sure that MotoGP figured out the best metal rotor and pad materials, before they went to carbon/ceramic/composite rotors(which are of course $$, and not readily available).
So it would be interesting to see that data, and compare to metal aftermarket rotors and pads.
Ductile iron are available, and with impressive results.
As we know, aftermarket MC's and calipers really help improve stopping, ss lines give great feel, and rotors save weight, but the single best and cheapest way to improve stopping is as simple as a pad change.
Carbon ceramic pads like Ebc's Extreme Pro(I finally found them for the '18 gsxr at Schintz Racing) make a dramatic improvement in shortening stops.
I have ran them on gsxrs and my gen2, highly recommended.
So it would be interesting to see that data, and compare to metal aftermarket rotors and pads.
Ductile iron are available, and with impressive results.
As we know, aftermarket MC's and calipers really help improve stopping, ss lines give great feel, and rotors save weight, but the single best and cheapest way to improve stopping is as simple as a pad change.
Carbon ceramic pads like Ebc's Extreme Pro(I finally found them for the '18 gsxr at Schintz Racing) make a dramatic improvement in shortening stops.
I have ran them on gsxrs and my gen2, highly recommended.