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Old 02-06-2003 | 10:22 PM
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I just want to ask what is the differences between slot brakes and drilled brakes??? Which one is better??? Which one is more expensive??? Because I saw on Brembo site and they have both kinds. Thank you for the helps
Old 02-06-2003 | 10:38 PM
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For most people (daily drivers and non-hardcore track racers):

Blanks > Slotted > Drilled
Old 02-07-2003 | 03:52 AM
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if you do a search yo may find out some more info, but i got brembo blanks. slotted/drilled stock sized rotors are more for look than performance.
Old 02-07-2003 | 01:26 PM
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So the slotted or drilled brake are not better than the blank brakes??? They are just for looks and shows right??? I thoughts that the slotted and drilled brake helps the brakes to cool down faster with those holes and so the brake won't fade. Maybe I am wrong. Can you help me pleaseee thanks you
Old 02-07-2003 | 01:46 PM
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yes it can help it cool, but rotors are designed to dissipate heat which takes mass. if you have a stock sized rotor and cut away material you know have less mass and less heat can dissipate which leads to warping and cracking.

i also remembering reading that crossdrilling was done back in the 1950s to cure a problem related to asbestos in the pad material in racing applications. asbestos is not used anymore, but people like the look.

now if you willing to spend $2,000 on a big brake upgrade that's a whole different ball game. those rotors were designed to be like that and can handle the heat.




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