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Help me out here....
Guys and Gals,
Not to hijack this thread, but shouldn't the slots on the rotors be going the other way? Shouldn't the slots be facing east to west and not west to east? By the way, nice work you've done Chrisle great looking vehicle, keep up the good work!
-R-
Not to hijack this thread, but shouldn't the slots on the rotors be going the other way? Shouldn't the slots be facing east to west and not west to east? By the way, nice work you've done Chrisle great looking vehicle, keep up the good work!
-R-
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1. the rotors are slotted / drilled by a COMPUTER NUMERIC CODE MACHINE, using a simple program/software, i don't think they are cut directional
2. wood steering wheel - same exchange program as AMERICAN STITCHES
3. Theft-proof logo valve stem caps - they use a small plastic key which slided over the cap will secure it in place - JEWELRY FOR CARS
2. wood steering wheel - same exchange program as AMERICAN STITCHES
3. Theft-proof logo valve stem caps - they use a small plastic key which slided over the cap will secure it in place - JEWELRY FOR CARS
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by chrisleX
[B]1. the rotors are slotted / drilled by a COMPUTER NUMERIC CODE MACHINE, using a simple program/software, i don't think they are cut directional
Chrisle,
I guess what I'm trying to say is aren't the slots suppose to be rotating the other way, like you may have them on backwards?
-R-
[B]1. the rotors are slotted / drilled by a COMPUTER NUMERIC CODE MACHINE, using a simple program/software, i don't think they are cut directional
Chrisle,
I guess what I'm trying to say is aren't the slots suppose to be rotating the other way, like you may have them on backwards?
-R-
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Again, for the pics - either refresh page or copy paste url
HEY RU - Regarding the rotors - yes, you are right, they look mounted counter speedwise ( if i can say like that) - these rotors were finished using double disc grinding which ensures parallelism leaving a perfect, non-directional finish ! There are companies who do not use this technique so their products will be directional - so, brake pad friendly !
My rotors uninstalled - they felt silky like a"baby foot" LOL
Anyway, no vibration, no noise, good braking force so far !
HEY RU - Regarding the rotors - yes, you are right, they look mounted counter speedwise ( if i can say like that) - these rotors were finished using double disc grinding which ensures parallelism leaving a perfect, non-directional finish ! There are companies who do not use this technique so their products will be directional - so, brake pad friendly !
My rotors uninstalled - they felt silky like a"baby foot" LOL
Anyway, no vibration, no noise, good braking force so far !
Last edited by chrisleX; 04-24-04 at 09:54 PM.
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Re: Help me out here....
Originally posted by RU-INAW
Guys and Gals,
Not to hijack this thread, but shouldn't the slots on the rotors be going the other way? Shouldn't the slots be facing east to west and not west to east? By the way, nice work you've done Chrisle great looking vehicle, keep up the good work!
-R-
Guys and Gals,
Not to hijack this thread, but shouldn't the slots on the rotors be going the other way? Shouldn't the slots be facing east to west and not west to east? By the way, nice work you've done Chrisle great looking vehicle, keep up the good work!
-R-
Oh and by the way your car looks clean chris. It all flows together really well.
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Originally posted by chrisleX
OK, I'm back
1.i've just edited my first post - there is no TRD rear upper strut bar, there is TOM'S but i will not install it ! that presentation was my work sheet ~ 2 months ago !
2. VVT-I emblem - it's original TOYOTA part - name PLATE NO.4 "VVTI", PART # 75444-02160
3. yes, modified master chip is the one which comes with the SRT setup, i just named it like that in order to differentiate it from the ECU steering chip
4.taillights - toyota aristo modified - amber ribbon removed
5. the color is not gold, it's called ANTIQUE MICA BRONZE - paint code 4P1
TRD FRONT UPPER STRUT BAR (everything is welded, no mobile joints0 and LOWER BRACE
TOUCAN INDUSTRIES "Ractive"exhaust tip excellent quality and design, it looks like a mini-muffler
AKEBONO JAPAN PROACT ceramic brake pads - no noise, no dust
TOM'S 6 Piece rear suspension links
VVTI emblem
OK, I'm back
1.i've just edited my first post - there is no TRD rear upper strut bar, there is TOM'S but i will not install it ! that presentation was my work sheet ~ 2 months ago !
2. VVT-I emblem - it's original TOYOTA part - name PLATE NO.4 "VVTI", PART # 75444-02160
3. yes, modified master chip is the one which comes with the SRT setup, i just named it like that in order to differentiate it from the ECU steering chip
4.taillights - toyota aristo modified - amber ribbon removed
5. the color is not gold, it's called ANTIQUE MICA BRONZE - paint code 4P1
TRD FRONT UPPER STRUT BAR (everything is welded, no mobile joints0 and LOWER BRACE
TOUCAN INDUSTRIES "Ractive"exhaust tip excellent quality and design, it looks like a mini-muffler
AKEBONO JAPAN PROACT ceramic brake pads - no noise, no dust
TOM'S 6 Piece rear suspension links
VVTI emblem
AKEBONO JAPAN PROACT ceramic brake pads - no noise, no dust, where did u get those? and how much did they cost? thanks!
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