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10-06-2006 | 03:22 AM

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Joeywhat

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Originally Posted by willwren

The cryo treatment has nothing whatsoever to do with moisture. Only hardening and strengthening the steel.

Drilled rotors give up surface area. Surface area stops your car. Give up that idea.

This is why I said don't bother with them if you're loking for better stopping power. I guess it would be worth it if you got better calipers and larger rotors. They don't decrease your stopping power too much, though. So don't think that you're brakes will suck if you throw them on.

For DD cars, it'* a visual only mod.

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10-06-2006 | 12:44 PM

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Slotted rotors are very helpfull in rain and other very wet conditions. They provide far more initial bite than non-slotted rotors.

Otherwise, less surface area equals less stopping power.

Cheers,

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