Facts About MKIII Brembo Rotors

[NashMan]

hummmm oh well

 

[supra90turbo]

We got your back, Ryan. lol

 

[blackout_89t]

The holes and slots create stress concentrations in the part.

If the rotor was not designed originally with these holes in mind, then chances are the stress in those area is not safe and will indeed fail in those areas. Especially if the holes are close together and or near the edges of the surface.

 

[NashMan]

The holes and slots create stress concentrations in the part.

If the rotor was not designed originally with these holes in mind, then chances are the stress in those area is not safe and will indeed fail in those areas. Especially if the holes are close together and or near the edges of the surface.

well of cores this will happen but if you use a good casted part there will not be a prob to certon dagree

there is alot of tecnogy going into casting

piaa for example they use low perure casting with there cast wheels

casting has come along way since the 80's causeing now you can have nice grain to it and more even though out the steel

look up casting and sucg that shit has come along way

now for the big thing on muching in slots and drilling

the key si to use a good sharpe bit and cold cut aka no over heating
kvr use great methed on cutting there rotors perures air cooling instead of cutting fuild wich works but doe snot as good as air

air cooling takes longer but is way better then cooling then cuttign fulid



in the end if doen right it will last for along time and work great



but any thgin form china stay the fuck away

 

[SP 7M]

well of cores this will happen but if you use a good casted part there will not be a prob to certon dagree

there is alot of tecnogy going into casting

piaa for example they use low perure casting with there cast wheels

casting has come along way since the 80's causeing now you can have nice grain to it and more even though out the steel

look up casting and sucg that shit has come along way

now for the big thing on muching in slots and drilling

the key si to use a good sharpe bit and cold cut aka no over heating
kvr use great methed on cutting there rotors perures air cooling instead of cutting fuild wich works but doe snot as good as air

air cooling takes longer but is way better then cooling then cuttign fulid



in the end if doen right it will last for along time and work great



but any thgin form china stay the fuck away

Man. All I can say is you better hope the Grammar/Spelling Police don't come across this post! You're going downtown if you get caught.

 

[SySt]

Thats just Nash, he always has grammar like that. Kinda funny though how people don't need to have good grammar but you can still be able to tell exactly what words they were trying to type.

BTW I would say the best way to cut the holes is with high pressure water. Little if any heat generation and very precise.

 

[Clip]

what about plasma cutting? would that generate too much heat/stress?

That wasn't very nice...Nash may be dyslexic but he isn't an ass like you. You havent been around long but grow up to respect the problems of others. He is a very smart idividual. Wzup Nash!

Respectfullly put as possible
Anthony

edit:
my apologies. i did overstep my boundaries, please e-slap me if it happens again.

nash, my fault, bad grammar/spelling is just a pet peeve of mine; ill find an un-assish way to get it across next time

clip

 

[NashMan]

no prob

 

[NashMan]

Thats just Nash, he always has grammar like that. Kinda funny though how people don't need to have good grammar but you can still be able to tell exactly what words they were trying to type.

BTW I would say the best way to cut the holes is with high pressure water. Little if any heat generation and very precise.

yes water jet is one nice thing to use we have one here but ours has some issues cuttign thin gauge mealt but i think mike will a fiur it out or replace some stuff

ps water jest are freaking messy


air cooling the best but it's harded on bits a then water/cuttign fulid cause it just boils and does cool but not as much as air