Rotors - Cryogenic treated vs Regular ?
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Rotors - Cryogenic treated vs Regular ?
Hi everyone,
Just had a question, im looking to buy rotors and I was wondering the difference is between cryogenic treated and regular rotors? any advantages? disadvantages? I personally never heard of this stuff but saw it on tirerack.com
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/tech/...currentpage=84
thankyou!
Just had a question, im looking to buy rotors and I was wondering the difference is between cryogenic treated and regular rotors? any advantages? disadvantages? I personally never heard of this stuff but saw it on tirerack.com
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/tech/...currentpage=84
thankyou!
#2
Racer
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Hi everyone,
Just had a question, im looking to buy rotors and I was wondering the difference is between cryogenic treated and regular rotors? any advantages? disadvantages? I personally never heard of this stuff but saw it on tirerack.com
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/tech/...currentpage=84
thankyou!
Just had a question, im looking to buy rotors and I was wondering the difference is between cryogenic treated and regular rotors? any advantages? disadvantages? I personally never heard of this stuff but saw it on tirerack.com
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/tech/...currentpage=84
thankyou!
#4
http://www.cryogenicsinternational.com/rotors.htm
thanks for the info, would you buy them for an extra 20$/piece?
#5
Lead Lap
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$20 per rotor isn't bad. I remember paying $250 to treat 4 rotors back then. I think the reason I didnt like them was because the wear on my pads were more and the $250 just washed out for me to get another sets of pads. But, I was racing PCA at the time. We would used up a set of pads per race and rotors were swapped out every two races includes practice and qualify.
As street use, for the price, give it a shot. Its not going to make you stop any better, just suppose to help with better wear of the rotos.
Just my 2 pennies....
As street use, for the price, give it a shot. Its not going to make you stop any better, just suppose to help with better wear of the rotos.
Just my 2 pennies....
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$20 per rotor isn't bad. I remember paying $250 to treat 4 rotors back then. I think the reason I didnt like them was because the wear on my pads were more and the $250 just washed out for me to get another sets of pads. But, I was racing PCA at the time. We would used up a set of pads per race and rotors were swapped out every two races includes practice and qualify.
As street use, for the price, give it a shot. Its not going to make you stop any better, just suppose to help with better wear of the rotos.
Just my 2 pennies....
As street use, for the price, give it a shot. Its not going to make you stop any better, just suppose to help with better wear of the rotos.
Just my 2 pennies....
i wonder if there expensive through other vendors.. anyhow thankyou!
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