This happenend at the Type R Expo, but I just now uploaded them . . .



All the pics:

http://www.honda-perf.org/pics/B18C1...erslot_rotors/

 

Thats why I DONT recommend RICE DRILLED ROTORS...

 

oh my...

 

were those slotted or crossdrilled? Or is that one of the small hole that the screw goes into? I have bremo slotted rotors, they seem fine.

*BTW most rotors say NOT for racing use. Except for really expensive ones. Point is if you race, dont get slotted/drilled get blanks.


[Modified by 97blackteg, 1:04 AM 10/17/2001]

 

cross drilled

 

Those arent power slot rotors.

 

ok, cool. Casue I have brembo slotted, they arent rice, I actually notice a difference they seem to stop a little quicker than my OEM's

SO fix your title, dont say POWERSLOT> Say CROSS DRILLED


[Modified by 97blackteg, 1:05 AM 10/17/2001]

 

... ok, nice cracked Power Stop rotor, but where is the pic of the Power Slot rotor?

ps if your going to go "drilled", KVR seems to be the least expensive without the cracking...


[Modified by Zeus, 10:08 PM 10/16/2001]

 

 

He used those as a last resort because a shop fuked up his usual track rotors

 

bahaahaa.. good one guys... LMAO

 

Based on my track experience (100+ track events), all rotors eventually crack. I've cracked 'em all - solid, drilled, slotted, drilled/slotted, OEM, aftermarket, etc. Rotors are like brake pads and tires - they're consumable items that wear out. As long as I get a good 8-10 track events from a set, I don't mind.

Consider air cooling ducts.

 

Solid aftermarket rotors from Pep-Boys ($24.95 each) work as good or better than the factory rotors on my car.

Slotted/Drilled/2 piece/coated/name brand/whatever... all of them are rice if they do not stop you.



That is why I found the cheapest source for them... once they have served the allotted time... I toss them.

Willis

 

yeah the new set I have in my garage now are Porterfield slotted - Cryo treated - rotors. We'll see how long those last, and yeah, I need ducts BAD.

heh heh

 

The cryo should help.

I've recently talked to the people @ ART, Dean Beauchamp 805-583-4624
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=74080
and they seemed to have a good price for cryo'd slotted rotors (certainly less than what I'd paid Porterfield for just cryo'd blanks). Ed.


[Modified by zygspeed, 11:07 AM 10/17/2001]