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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
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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. |
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