Science of Speed directionally vaned rotors
#21
Originally Posted by Orpheus' timestamp='1301964686' post='20429647
these things a good idea? normally the entrance for air is in the back of the rotor, and i think everyone does it that way for a reason. also, lots of people have brake ducting, and that directs air to the back, where the vanes and air entrances normally are. this probably makes ducting less effective. why did they cover the back and have the vents in the front?
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/859...-a-difference/
you'll see track guys have the same concern.
objective data like actual brake rotor temps measured with a pyrometer after track sessions would be nice. and comparisons of effects with brake ducting.
#22
Former Sponsor
these things a good idea? normally the entrance for air is in the back of the rotor, and i think everyone does it that way for a reason. also, lots of people have brake ducting, and that directs air to the back, where the vanes and air entrances normally are. this probably makes ducting less effective. why did they cover the back and have the vents in the front?
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/859...s-a-difference
Cheers,
-- Chris
#23
I put up a quick blurb a few posts up...... the small brake fade I was experincing towards the end of a 20min session is gone after putting these on.
didn't forget......see below
I was going too but the last event I ran was our Annual Night event.... for this event I am the Modified Tuner Shootout Event Director for the magazine and NASA AZ ( see the upcoming August issue for results), the NASA AZ UMS Tuning Time Attack event Director, the HPDE Tech Chief, and I was helping an buddy with his first event at this track..... so unfortunately I was pretty busy... I actually only ran 3 of my 6 track sessions.
I will try and have some results after the next event.
SoS was going to run some tests but they had a front rotor fail on their Time Attack AP2 and couldn't finish the test.
#24
Moderator
^ I would hope this "failure" was on a different brand of rotor? Not the ones being advertised here...
#25
Former Sponsor
Here are some more photos from that event:
http://www.scienceofspeed.com/news/0...fied_Magazine/
regards,
-- Chris
#26
I ordered some...SOS is respected and to be honest, I just love the look of the J hooks. I will be going from rotors that have already been resurfaced to these with Hawk HP+, so I am sure I'll notice an improvement. Pricing wasn't bad, especially if they are good quality and durable. I'll try to remember to report back in a couple weeks and months with feedback.
#27
Former Sponsor
We have a discount package running until the end of May for brake pads + rotors. Check it out:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/862...nted-packages/
cheers,
-- Chris
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/862...nted-packages/
cheers,
-- Chris
#28
Registered User
I ordered some...SOS is respected and to be honest, I just love the look of the J hooks. I will be going from rotors that have already been resurfaced to these with Hawk HP+, so I am sure I'll notice an improvement. Pricing wasn't bad, especially if they are good quality and durable. I'll try to remember to report back in a couple weeks and months with feedback.
i had HP+ fading on me sever times.
and i mean complete fade. scary stuff.
no other pad did this.
#29
Registered User