Cryogenically Frozen Brake Rotors
 

Has anybody heard of this? They talked about it on Thunderbird SuperCoupe forums awhile back as a method to combat warped rotors. I haven't heard of anybody warping rotors on the Z34 yet, but I'm curious if this is just a scam.

It supposedly makes the molecular structure of the rotor more stable and uniform by bringing the rotor down to extremely low temperatures, thus decreasing chances of warping.

I wonder if this is worth doing for people that are tracking their cars a lot.

Rotors on the G are original and no warp issues... Will be 2 yrs old in august.

not a scam, it helps strengthen the metal...

300 Below Inc
 

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They do that right here in good ole Decatur, IL at a company called 300 Below Inc. If you are interested, you can contact them at TOLL FREE (800) 550-2796 or 2999 E. Parkway Dr. Decatur, IL 62526

(BTW the owner drives a GTR)

Link--> 300 Below, cryogenic treatment, cryogenic processing , deep cryogenic tempering
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Yes. Great maintainence item for brake rotors and engine in order to strengthen parts.

how much $$$

Price of frozen parts
 

I post later from a local shop in Tampa. What 370Z brake rotors came with your 370Z (i.e. with or without the sport package)?

Hmm, can I put the whole car in?

Fronzen brake rotors
 

Approx. $20 per rotor plus tax, remove and re-install is the price quoted at S& R Performance, Tampa, FL (www.sandrperformance; 813-961-0609).

One must get on a waiting list since the parts to be frozen has to fill up the tank. The freezing process takes approx. 24 hours plus remove and re-install time. Largest size will accomodate a typical engine. :ugh2: