2-piece slotted rotor.

Scott @ RA · 01-21-2011, 09:11 PM

^^ LOL. Hahah For the sake of friendly competition.... I have NO problem putting our all American made, light weight, matching set of ALL FOUR, best outer rotor material (blend of inconel, nickel, and grey iron), then heat treat, stress relieved, shot-peined for better, and longer lasting than any other iron rotor material ever. Especially from any overseas cast iron pieces I have seen (including gyrodisc)
I actually liked gyrodisc at first too. I installed them on a couple 350Z's. One customer liked them fine, until they wore out and cracked along the slot after they were turned once (about a years worth of use).
A different customer of mine that had them had to get a replacement set from them once, then when they failed again for him (where the hat meets the outer rotor) he decided to go with something different.

That's just my personal experience with them, but just like anything...I am sure there are good stories from people who have gyrodisc rotors.

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01-21-2011, 09:11 PM	#28 (permalink)
Scott @ RA Enthusiast Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: So Cal Posts: 410 Drives: Ridiculously Fast Rep Power: 17	^^ LOL. Hahah For the sake of friendly competition.... I have NO problem putting our all American made, light weight, matching set of ALL FOUR, best outer rotor material (blend of inconel, nickel, and grey iron), then heat treat, stress relieved, shot-peined for better, and longer lasting than any other iron rotor material ever. Especially from any overseas cast iron pieces I have seen (including gyrodisc) I actually liked gyrodisc at first too. I installed them on a couple 350Z's. One customer liked them fine, until they wore out and cracked along the slot after they were turned once (about a years worth of use). A different customer of mine that had them had to get a replacement set from them once, then when they failed again for him (where the hat meets the outer rotor) he decided to go with something different. That's just my personal experience with them, but just like anything...I am sure there are good stories from people who have gyrodisc rotors.