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Old 02-04-2006 | 12:16 AM
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Hey all,


The subject was actually brought up elsewhere on this board, but I thought I'd ask a seperate question rather than 'jack the thread.


Whatare y'alls opinions onthe performance and durability difference between cross-drilled, slotted, and drilled and slotted rotors?


Thanks in advance.


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Old 02-06-2006 | 08:09 PM
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thats a good question, i never really knew the big difference between the 2. I will post on another forum and see what I can come up with.
 
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Old 02-08-2006 | 10:34 AM
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Double0


I'd appreciate anything...especially backed up by facts and figures...that you can find. Opinions work good too, though.


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Old 02-08-2006 | 02:03 PM
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ok..i worked as a tech for a while, and drilled slotted rotors do disperse heat better than a typical vented rotor...however, i have seen quite a few cases where drilled rotors crack around the drill holes..they are very tiny cracks, and ive never seen them cause a problem, but it does happen. this is one reason why some companies are using slotted dimpled rotors...instead of drilled.


also, people who used slotted rotors often complain of a "swishing noise" from the rotors.


that being said, i do plan to install slotted drilled rotors on my car this spring.
 
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