disadvantages & advantages ng slotted rotor disc?

**forcemajeure** · February 12th, 2008 11:57 AM

diko din pala sure if made in taiwan, or made in japan to

wlang nakalagay eh...pro para sakin ok na ok sya kc dinaman ako umaabot ng 100kph lagi eh...

pro 60kph to 80kph lang ako and slow driver ako...

ok yung safety factor pag na daan ako sa may basa or baha mabilis matutuyo rotors ko pag slotted-drilled rotors gamit ko...

sana mura na ang P5400?

**redorange** · February 12th, 2008 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by forcemajeure

diko din pala sure if made in taiwan, or made in japan to

wlang nakalagay eh...pro para sakin ok na ok sya kc dinaman ako umaabot ng 100kph lagi eh...

pro 60kph to 80kph lang ako and slow driver ako...

ok yung safety factor pag na daan ako sa may basa or baha mabilis matutuyo rotors ko pag slotted-drilled rotors gamit ko...

sana mura na ang P5400?

They are also more likely to crack because as Nicky posted the heat cycling of street use is more stress than keeping it hot and slowly cooling the disc. Taking hot metal and cooling it by driving through flood waters can cause metal failure/cracking/warping. If you want something similar get a slotted disc without the cross drilling and you'll find that it's also cheaper.