What does everyone think about the value of cross-drilling rotors?
Trade-offs like cracking VS looks and the cooling capacity of the rotor: increased or decreased?
Is cracking an issue with a street car, driven moderately?
How about if the car is occasionally open-tracked?
Who says that properly seasoning your rotors and warming them up before severe use will eliminate stress cracks?
What looks better in your opinion: cross-drilled, drilled and slotted, slotted, or nothing? (I'm trying to put a poll up for this one, my first one yay)
I for one think that on properly seasoned rotors with good warmup will almost eliminate potential for cracking. I'm not real expert on it, but surely seasoning must relieve stress in the metal to a degree.
Trade-offs like cracking VS looks and the cooling capacity of the rotor: increased or decreased?
Is cracking an issue with a street car, driven moderately?
How about if the car is occasionally open-tracked?
Who says that properly seasoning your rotors and warming them up before severe use will eliminate stress cracks?
What looks better in your opinion: cross-drilled, drilled and slotted, slotted, or nothing? (I'm trying to put a poll up for this one, my first one yay)
I for one think that on properly seasoned rotors with good warmup will almost eliminate potential for cracking. I'm not real expert on it, but surely seasoning must relieve stress in the metal to a degree.