New (sort of) rear brake rotor
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Where did you get that done? I've been trying to find the place that does that for months - the only place I knew of went out of business.
Gotta link?
Gotta link?
You don't want to do that with the front rotors, brakes are too much of a safety item to just modify this radically without engineering.
I wouldn't hesitate doing this to my rear, though, I only use it in low-speed, low-traction situations. That looks very cool and that's a big weight loss.
Blue1
I pretty much agree with you, Blue1.You don't want to do that with the front rotors, brakes are too much of a safety item to just modify this radically without engineering.
I wouldn't hesitate doing this to my rear, though, I only use it in low-speed, low-traction situations. That looks very cool and that's a big weight loss.
Blue1
However these guys are doing them in AMA road race competition (where the rules allow it) with success and without failures.
Myself"¦.. I bought a new set of Galfer fronts from Cycle Brakes to use.
I'll try to remember to post it tonight.
+1You don't want to do that with the front rotors, brakes are too much of a safety item to just modify this radically without engineering.
I wouldn't hesitate doing this to my rear, though, I only use it in low-speed, low-traction situations. That looks very cool and that's a big weight loss.
Blue1
No way I'm modding a manufactured rotor and simply hope it has the same braking power.
Jimmy Chance
Quality Machine Co
600 W Lathrop Ave
Savannah, Ga 31415
912-232-5680 office
http://qualitymachineco.com/
Jchance369@aol.com
$75 + $7 return shipping.
Quality Machine Co
600 W Lathrop Ave
Savannah, Ga 31415
912-232-5680 office
http://qualitymachineco.com/
Jchance369@aol.com
$75 + $7 return shipping.
Thanks!
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